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Locate & Turn Off an Electrical Circuit
Remove the Receptacle Box & Cut the Wires to Replace an Electrical Outlet
Clean Out an Electrical Outlet Box
Choose a Replacement Electrical Outlet
Connect a New Electrical Outlet to Existing Wiring
Testing a New Electrical Outlet
Locate & Turn Off an Electrical Circuit
Remove the Receptacle Box & Cut the Wires to Replace an Electrical Wall Switch
Clean Out an Electrical Wall Switch
Choose a Replacement Electrical Wall Switch
Connect a New Electrical Switch to Existing Wiring
Install a New Switch Plate on a Rewired Electrical Wall Switch
Measuring a Room for a Home Electrical Map
Draw the Room Outlets for a Home Electrical Map
Mapping Wall Switches & Ceiling Fixtures in a Home Electrical Map
Summary: Tips for cleaning an electrical box in preparation of replacing an electrical wall switch; learn these electrical wiring tasks and more in this free home improvement video.
"Hi! This is John on behalf of Expert Village. In this video clip, I will show you Part 3 for replacing an old switch. We are going to go ahead and put wire nuts on the wires just as a precaution, and then just push those out of the way a little bit. What we are going to do now is go ahead and vacuum out your receptacle box. Over the years, you can get a lot of dirt and debris and spider webs inside there that could pose an electrical hazard. This will just ensure that our installation is as safe as possible."
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