- Two-prong electrical outlets are outdated. If you’re still using it, then it’s time to replace your outlet.
- Always check cords and covers. Exposed wires from damaged cords or chipped or cracked cover must be replaced. Give time to examine them because improper insulation can be deadly.
- Do not overload an outlet. Never plug more than two machines using extension cords to prevent overheating. Overheating will make the wire insulation melt that can cause fire.
- Unplug cords slowly and safely.
- Ensure that plugs and sockets are locked out during repair or maintenance.
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