An electrical problem can refer to a variety of issues, such as a brownout, LEAKAGE, SHORT, or shortcircuit. A brownout is a decrease in voltage in an electrical power supply, which can cause disruption in the operation of electrical devices. LEAKAGE is the unintentional flow of electricity from one circuit to another, which can cause damage to the circuits. A SHORT is an electrical fault caused by a connection between two points of different potentials, resulting in a large current flow. Finally, a shortcircuit is an electrical fault caused by a direct connection between two points of different potentials, resulting in a large current flow.