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Most homeowners don't spend a lot of time looking at what's behind their walls. Instead, they assume the electrical wiring, pipes, vents, and ducts are in there, doing their jobs and making the house function properly. But there could be a whole lot more going on inside your walls than you think.
You go to plug in your phone charger or an appliance and discover an outlet is not working. The outlet was working the day before. Should you be worried? There is no need to panic just yet. Outlets can stop working for several reasons, including simple mechanical failure, and you may be able to fix the issue yourself. Here are four potential reasons why your outlet stopped working and what you can do about it.