1.) one circuit appears to be completely out yet the circuit board shows nothing out, and all of the toggling off to on to off to on does not correct it. Now in addition to that, in the same area of the house, which is actually the garage, another circuit appears to be sensitive and is going off with very little use. Even when turning on just a single thing. I wonder about the electrical work in the garage in general because of these two problems coming up together. This is interfering with normal function. (I had wanted to be able to plug-in one more very high draw need, which is a new small kiln which I recently purchased. I have not yet tried to even plug that in - so, that is not part of the problem.)

The garage electrical work is the key thing, to get to normal function.

2.) If there is additional time, I would like to show you the ceiling fan in one of the bedrooms in the house. It does not work. And the normal controls on the wall also are not working for the lights.

A friend of mine who does his own electrical work in his own house, (so, he knows a little bit about electrical work, but he is not an electrician) thought the work in the garage (task number 1) would be relatively straightforward and simple. However, he thought that the work on the fan would be time-consuming because he saw some glitches which make it tricky. (Or, maybe he doesn't know the tricks.)

3.) And last and probably least, the front doorbell does not work either. Again, my friend thought that would be relatively simple. But when he described how I'm supposed to pull something out and look at some wire… I knew I could not do it myself. I have a temporary fix of a second wireless doorbell which I purchased. But the real wired one would be better, and I hope to have that fixed as well. But that is the lowest priority because I have my current substitute.

Those are my three things, but only the first one is crucial!