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Is this a permanent removal or will you be re-installing the heaters? Permanent removal--SHUT OFF the power. Typically these will be 2 pole circui...
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almost 8 years by tshea1
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What??
My answer was cut off!! Basically you have the right idea. I suspect your wires are broken in the conduit if in fact conduit was run from house ...
almost 8 years by tshea1
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Wire pull
>>is there an easy way to pull them or do you just grab onto them and pull as hard as you can?
almost 8 years by tshea1
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No power
You need to do some more troubleshooting! Househelper offers excellent advise. One thought--You said the wires are run through plastic pipe. There ...
almost 8 years by tshea1
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First House
bpagan said: Bare with me, as this is my first house and I'm not really keen on electricty. That being said, PAY a licensed electrician to come ...
almost 8 years by tshea1
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B
Forgot to tell you what the B is for--Old sheathed electrical cable used to have 60 degree conductor insulation. The new sheathed electrical cable ...
almost 8 years by tshea1
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Colored sheathed electrical cable
The industry joke is the manufacturers had to color the wire for the inspectors! Actually I like the color wire now that I have gotten used to it...
almost 8 years by tshea1
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Outlet & switch
Good advise from TomO. Also, have you noticed if anything else is not working? Try checking the rest of the basement for non-working devices. S...
almost 8 years by tshea1
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Dimmers
To answer part of your question: Your 1000 Watt dimmers are no longer 1000 Watt. Once you "gang" them together, you needed to break off some of the...
almost 8 years by tshea1
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Central Air
Almost true. The correct distance is 25 ft. for an outside GFI receptacle. Several manufacturers are making combination devices--disconnects with...
almost 8 years by tshea1
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Lightning
Use a solenoid type tester. It will tell you if you have a "real" voltage present. You'll need to measure from hot to ground or hot to neutral. I ...
almost 8 years by tshea1
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Lightning is unpredicatable
Exactly, how did you measure voltage with your voltage indicator? Is it a meter or a "bird dog" (sensing type that chirps)? What wires/ surfa...
almost 8 years by tshea1
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Pump & Heater?
Some jacuzzis have a need for 2 seperate circuits--pump & heater. Check installation instructions. Either way any wiring to jacuzzi must be GFCI pr...
almost 8 years by tshea1
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Pressure Switch
1. you are running water 2. the pipe inside the well is leaking 3. the pump inside the well is leaking 4. your check valve inside the well is le...
almost 8 years by tshea1
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Math
Watt's Law states volts times amps = Watts so--> watt's divided by volts = Amps 16KW (16,000 Watts) / 240 volts = 66.67 Amps The probability you...
almost 8 years by tshea1
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Transfer Switch
Watch this intro http://reliancecontrols.com/ A transfer switch is the best and safest method to isolate your generator from the power company ...
almost 8 years by tshea1
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Bad motor
Seen this before. The fans rarely operate during the cold season and have a tendency to freeze up. Once the weather turns warm and the attic heats ...
almost 8 years by tshea1
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SuperSlope
Here's a link to Juno Lighting http://www.junolighting.com/pdf/spec/G4_2_0.pdf
almost 8 years by tshea1
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4 wire vs 3 wire
Unless your local jurisdictation has an exception,, I believe you will be required to run a 4-wire circuit for the oven provided it is a 120/240 vo...
almost 8 years by tshea1
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Ceiling Fan
Your best bet is to try to contact the manufacturer for a wiring diagram. There are too many variables.
almost 8 years by tshea1
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