yes:but
you need a switched outlet under the sink somewhere,just something to consider.
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over 3 years by LarryG
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"IF a person didnt use the broiler, since it uses the same ignitor, couldnt one remove the ignitor from the broiler and put it in the oven position...
over 3 years by LarryG
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distance from breaker panel
doesn't that make a difference also?
over 3 years by LarryG
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wire size?
Hi Bob, i bought a used welder that requires a 50 amp circuit. what size wire do you recommend i use with a 50 amp double breaker?
over 3 years by LarryG
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call power company first
that way you won't have to pay an electrican to tell you the problem's not in your house but in the outside line.
over 3 years by LarryG
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won't work
it sounds like to me that you have what is called a switch loop. the power enters at the fixture,then the hot is looped back through the switch. ...
over 3 years by LarryG
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gerber toilet
if you have a gerber toilet it still could have a mansfield flush valve on it.
over 3 years by LarryG
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do this
open up some nearby wall switches and see if you can find the other end of the yellow wire,then note where it's connected to then post back.
over 3 years by LarryG
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confusion
you're confusing a receptor with a pan.a pan you tile over and a receptor(which can be cast iron by the way)already has a finish over it and is rea...
almost 4 years by LarryG
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tabs
every duplex receptical has a snapoff tab across the hot screws that can be removed if you need to isolate one from the other for any reason.
almost 4 years by LarryG
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also
there is such a thing as a "whole house surge protector." i don't know how rich you are though.
almost 4 years by LarryG
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board
put it on a surge protector.it will work good. what you don't want it on is called a gfi.
almost 4 years by LarryG
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we were just guessing
we were just guessing that someone replaced the recepticals and failed to note that the tab across the hots needed to be removed. i see it happen ...
almost 4 years by LarryG
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could be flapper also
could be flapper also not making a good seal.
almost 4 years by LarryG
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fan
i can't see any reason why a wall switch would be needed other than for convenience. the first one may have fried because you wired it for a load ...
almost 4 years by LarryG
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new fan?
you didn't say if it was new.and if you connected everything properly then just take it back.
almost 4 years by LarryG
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