burnt marks
Anything plug or unplug with the power on will make a flash.
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over 5 years by joed
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cables
It is against code. The likely reason is because in the event os a wire failure you do not want the possibilty of putting 120 volts on the low vol...
over 5 years by joed
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3 ways
There at least 8 different ways to wire 3 way switches. you need to give us more details of the room layout. Will power come into one of the light...
over 5 years by joed
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conduit
No the low volatge(door bell, electric strike ) and hi voltage(120 volt) must be kept separate. They can be in the same trench right beside each ot...
over 5 years by joed
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breaker
Breakers trip from over current. Sounds like you have fault in the light circuit or more likely the fixture. If this is a newer home with AFCI bre...
over 5 years by joed
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open neutral
You have an open neutral wire somewhere on the circuit. Look for an open connection somewhere.
over 5 years by joed
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three timer switch
http://www.smarthome.com/4257W.html
over 5 years by joed
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noise
Not really a smoke detector sound, but I have heard of gas meters making sounds.
almost 6 years by joed
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dead circuit
Only three possibilities. 1. You have the wrong circuit breaker off. 2.The circuit is cross wired to two different circuit breakers. 3. Someone ...
almost 6 years by joed
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height
The correct height is where ever yo feel like runing them. There is no code requirement for height. They must 1.25" from the front of the lumber.
almost 6 years by joed
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timer
The black leads are the timer power for 120 volt system. The yellow leads are timer power for 208 or 240 volt system. The red and blue leads are ...
almost 6 years by joed
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bannister
Since it is painted this product should work for you http://www.woodrestoration.net/products.php#fillit
almost 6 years by joed
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air
Look for a leak on the suction side of system. Air is being sucked into the system. Could be your well is also running low on water and sucking air.
about 6 years by joed
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controls
Don't know fro sure. this is my best guess. The one on the right is a dimmer. The switch on the bottom turns it on/off. The slide controls the bri...
about 6 years by joed
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gfci
You can not share the neutral on the LOAD side of the GFCI. You must either use a double pole GFCI breaker or separate the circuit at the first rec...
about 6 years by joed
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damage
The cable will need to be replaced. You can't make a splice in the middle of a cable unless you put it in a box. Also you must have six inches of w...
about 6 years by joed
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remote
This is not typical fan wiring. Waht do the instructions that came with the fan say.
about 6 years by joed
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switch
Perfectly mormal switch loop wiring. leave alone and connect your fan to the same wires as the light was connected to.
about 6 years by joed
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