X10 Lighting Control
Renovating an old house, pulled all the old wire out and drywall. Installed a new 200 amp panel. Plan to COMPLETELY home automate. I'm hearing that X10 is actu...
Renovating an old house, pulled all the old wire out and drywall. Installed a new 200 amp panel. Plan to COMPLETELY home automate. I'm hearing that X10 is actu...
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answersI plan on moving my dryer can i extend the wire in a junction box / or / do i have to run a new wire from the breaker
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answersI currently planning to install two motion sensor lights, one in the driveway and one in the back yard. The wiring is giving me a challenge.I am getting the feed ...
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answersodd problem (for me at least). my dryer is about 4 years old. it just started tripping the 30 amp breaker when the heat is on. when the heat is not on (just on...
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answersOur Kenmore Side-by-Side, model 363.9534783, will dispense water and crushed ice, but fails to drop cubes when selected. Of course, we want the cubes and nothing...
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answersHelp! I thought I'd researched enought & decided to buy the Neptune washer & dryer; however, after reading comments about all the problems, I'm having se...
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answersI am finishing my basement, and have a question about wiring multiple switches to one circuit. My understanding is that I can "chain" them together in parallel, ...
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answersI am trying to find a ceiling mounted, 36" copper range hood for $1,000 or under. Any ideas where to look?
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answersCan a bathroom GFCI outlet be on the same circuit as "regular" outlets? Or does it need to be on a circuit that only carries load to GFCI outlets?
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answersI got a new refrig for my kitchen. With this purchase I also received a free 5 cu. ft. freezer (5 amps, 115v, 60 Hz). I plan to hook up the freezer in the basem...
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answersI'm working on remodeling a bathroom in a house built around 1976. I found the 15 amp circuit feeding the plugs and light in the bathroom is coming from a plu...
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answersI have a three way switch circuit hooked up and it seems to work fine. There is only one problem. Occasionaly when you hit the switches there is a little cracklin...
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answersThe house I own was built in 1972. The wiring system installed inside the walls is 1/2 flex cable with two 12 gauge wires, no ground wire. The flex cable itself i...
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answersI live in a house that was built just 6 years ago. One of my outlets stopped working yesterday for no apparent reason. I replaced the outlet itself and still no...
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answersI am moving a dryer in my home. I wanted to know if you can extend the wire from the existing wire or have to wire a new wire to the electric panel.
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answersWe are putting a new bathroom in our basement and it is being inspected. So far have installed one 20-amp circuit which feeds a GFCI outlet and then the lights a...
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answersI am having a house built and have been doing research on appliances thru Consumer Reports but I would like some "hands-on" advice. My husband wants a gas stove,...
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answersI have an outlet in a bathroom and a couple in the garage that previously worked, but no longer do.The circuit breaker has not been tripped and they are not tied ...
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answersHelp. I absent mindedly switched off the wrong breaker and began working on a live circuit! I quickly realized my error when two wires sparked. I was not shocked ...
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