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You may have a dead*zone where you are hit by 2 or more power outlets. In this case you will have to move or remove the one outlet.
Or your outlet may be dead. Which you can usually fix by picking up and replacing a cable. Else will have to rearrange outlets near to make it work.
I have Tek Generators now** so may remember this incorrect, but I think a dead outlet does not produce sparks. The deadzones you can only see by stuff not working when placed in them.
In any case you can try pick up the outlets and see what happens, this however can be extremely hard to put back without causing new errors. I had a very delicate base once on Scorched Earth, powered by a single windmill in a 100% wind zone. This led to a lot of wiring, but I found 1 specific cable near the windmill I could reach easy, and picking up this cable, took away power from everything, and then putting it back in usually would fix any issue out in the system.
* Dead here meaning your freezer ain't getting power, even if ti should be from at least 1 source, or that your power source is placed so that it somehow conflicts with other things and just isn't actually producing its powered zone around itself.
** Seems they never had any idea how to make actually wiring work, so they made the system actually intended to use completely wireless from day 1.