Do You Have a Chirping Light Switch?

';	The light switch that is wired into my kitchen island has started chirping. It chirps about every 8 seconds, and it’s really getting annoying… © By: Dave Rongey

Yea, I Know – This Light Switch Has Me Wondering Too
[ad#block]Question: The light switch that is wired into my kitchen island has started chirping. It chirps about every 8 seconds, and it’s really getting annoying.

This electrical question came from: Dale, a Other from United States
Additional Comments: 🙂

Dave’s Reply:
Thanks for your electrical question Dale.
Dale, you really have me wondering just what kind of light switch you have. Please advise – Thanks!
By the way – I would get annoyed too, although it might be interesting if you have a bird or cat in the house.

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