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Dedicated line problem

I had my house installed with one dedicated line running to my entertainment center when I built it. In the breaker box there is one circut dedicated for the entertainment center.

I have a full Isoclean setup $$$ running out of this line. When I turn on/off a ceiling fan/light I can hear a loud popping sound coming from my speakers. Should this happen or did the install go wrong?

What can I do to fix this problem if there is one?
glory
jea48
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12-04-08: Blackstonejd
lol I have the exact same problem. The electrician thought I was batshit out of my mind for asking for a dedicated line to the den and the bedroom and I am wondering if he just lied to me and didn't do it.
Simple way to check.

The electrician should have identified the breaker/s for the dedicated branch circuits on the index label on the inside of electrical panel cover door.
Turn off the breaker/s and check your home for any other de-energized
receptacle outlets or lights.
raks
468 posts
 
If your ceiling fan is wired to a switch that controls the speed of the fan, you might want to try replacing that switch with a regular single pole switch that doesn't have a speed control. I had the same problem that was corrected with a 29 cent single pole switch.
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glory OP
1,373 posts
 
No speed control for the fan off the wall.
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