Power drop in one circuit

[Paleo]

Hi guys,

I'm having a problem in my flat since a few weeks, and no one seems to be able to figure it out.

I have a fuse box in my apartment. One of the circuit is having up to 300, very short "power drop" per day. Enough to see the lights blink, but not enough to power off a TV.
I've unplug everything from that circuit and left the lights open to see if it still happen, and it does, so I do not believe it's a problem with a device I have plugged in, or a lack of power in that circuit.
The fuse stays cool to touch.

Any idea what it could be ? It's driving me insane !

 

[pushrod]

you need to get yellow pages out or ask friends for a recommendation for a good electrician

 

[ezzzekiel]

Enough to see the lights blink, but not enough to power off a TV

are the lights and sockets on same circuit?, very vague with info, need a little more to go on

 

[Paleo]

Lights and sockets are indeed on the same circuit.
I've already spent 200$ on two different electrician, and ended up with the same diagnostic: Wait until power goes down for good, then we can do something. How stupid is that ?

 

[pushrod]

Lights and sockets are indeed on the same circuit.
I've already spent 200$ on two different electrician, and ended up with the same diagnostic: Wait until power goes down for good, then we can do something. How stupid is that ?

may i enquire what part of the world are you in?

 

[ezzzekiel]

certainly not my part

 

[Paleo]

hehe, Canada.

 

[pushrod]

99%+ on here are UK based - sorry but reckon you might need a forum closer to home where they are more familiar with your styles of installation

 

[LlandrilloSpark]

Call big frank from " Solutions Electrical" of the Holmes on Homes programme, he will be sure to rip it out and rewire it!