Breaker location
The two breakers sharing the common neutral should be located next to each other so one is on a and the other is on b. If you have a tester you wil...
The two breakers sharing the common neutral should be located next to each other so one is on a and the other is on b. If you have a tester you wil...
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ViewsIf the siding box you have has indentations for single gang boxes or octagon boxes you will have to cut them out and install boxes into them. If th...
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ViewsBrian, the doorbell transformer that is mounted to the side of your panel is proper just as the connections from it to the #14 awg is. Be careful...
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ViewsIf you have not gotten an answer to your question please feel free to email me at papastarr@yahoo.com (will be faster)and I can help you Ron
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ViewsBurt, it sounds like you do have some loose connections and the dog might be trying to help you find it. Turn on all your lights in the area affect...
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Views15 amp circuits may be used for the general receptacles and lighting except for the areas you mentioned. The dining room receptacles must be on a 2...
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ViewsGringo, I should learn not to respond to these requests at 1 am when I am very tired. I'm embarrassed to say I should have noticed all that Tom f...
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ViewsI am taking for granted that the dishwasher is on a separate circuit from the island gfi, at least it should be. My first thought is that the wirin...
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ViewsIf you don't trust the materials on the market that say it does not harm concrete then use sand and sweep it up in the spring. Ron
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ViewsI'm in the trades and many times the weather looked fine only to turn on us. We have worked late to get the job done and 90% of the time neighbors ...
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ViewsRon, thanks for the picture of your panel. It was a great help in diagnosing one of your problems. It does look like you may have some loose connec...
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ViewsBert, Is the home you bought a very old home, say from the 40's? In those days folks had drum type lighting fixtures in the kitchens in which they ...
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ViewsScott, just go to google and make a search for Challenger ch1000. I did and the parts were right there. Good luck. Ron
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ViewsIf it is blackened around the socket holes it usually means that somebody plugged a shorted item into it and as the plug made contact it flashed. I...
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ViewsDawlmesh, By your description it seems you have a line voltage thermostat controlling a 120 volt heater. If this is correct I am assumming that t...
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Views920, Sent you a message earlier but it looks like it did not post. In my first reply I stated that you should replace the gfi receptacle and I to...
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Views920, Just replace the GFI receptacle. They do fail and it sounds like yours has. If that gfi is behind the freezer you would still be following cod...
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ViewsFor single phase divide your watts by the voltage to get amps. You'll find on your residential system that the 220 volt heater will draw 1/2 the am...
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ViewsCheck the limit switches to see if they are running properly in both directions. You may have to replace the assembly. I just replaced mine at a co...
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ViewsVB, The switch you are describing sounds like a three way switch. The light that is controlled from that switch is also controlled from some where ...
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