Street vs. non-Street
A street elbow has a male thread on one side and female on the other. A regular elbow has both female threads.
A street elbow has a male thread on one side and female on the other. A regular elbow has both female threads.
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ViewsEven auto ranging meter have a lock setting. Make sure it is in 'auto' or on the range 400v. Alos make sure you are on AC volts.[This message has b...
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ViewsThe tool you want is called a bevel guage. go the bottom of this link and you see a picture of one. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/1824/...
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ViewsIf the clay was just dumped in the hole and not compated this is normal. There are a lot of spaces between the chunks and the water has settled it....
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ViewsYou can remove the entire door frame and reverse it. If you try to cut new hinges you also have to remove the stop. You also have to hope the door ...
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Viewsthis explains it all. http://www.stclairc.on.ca/people/pages/fperissi/arc101/week6/week6.html
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ViewsIt depends what else is on the same circuit. On a 20 amp circuit you have 2400 watts available.[This message has been edited by joed (edited Januar...
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ViewsGfci will satisfy coe requirements but will do no good for surge protection. A surge protector works by shunting the high voltage spikes to ground....
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ViewsI don't know about the code issue but I was trying to say cut the wire off right at the splice but don't try to take the splice apart. This would l...
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ViewsYour problem is probably that burnt wire. If you don't feel competent to work inside the panel call an electrician. The breaker is probably OK.
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ViewsIs everything on the branch affected at the same time or do some devices go out and others stay on? If all devices then check in the panel box. It ...
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ViewsI would remove as much of the unused k&t as possible. Don't try to undo the splice. Cut off the branch and leave the solder connection. Tape over it.
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ViewsDid you check the GFCI? If you heard a pop it may have the gfci tripping.
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ViewsBefore you go to any outside agency please try to work it out with your landlord. No use stirring up trouble if you can work it out.
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ViewsNot witha standard wood lathe. You might be able to do it witha metal lather that cuts threads. Ususlly this is done witha router mounted in a spec...
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ViewsYou have to drain all the water from all the pipes including the traps and toilets and hot water heater. The traps and toilets should be filled som...
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ViewsThe tiny gap between the end and the wall is a pretty indcation that they are just decorative. If they were load bearing they would have a support ...
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ViewsHere is what I used to do.Put your kids on the tobogan and pull htem around to pack the snow down where you wnat the rink. Put the sprinker out and...
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ViewsHow big a hole are you trying to drill? As stated above you may need pilot holes if it is bigger than 1/4". I have drilled plexi many times. It dri...
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ViewsHome run all the cables to one central location before you drywall them in. It is the same cable for internet and tv. I just had them in to hook me...
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