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Since you can poke around in the attic and find the wire type, I think this will be easy to fix if there is only one cable in the box or both cable come fromthe s...
Since you can poke around in the attic and find the wire type, I think this will be easy to fix if there is only one cable in the box or both cable come fromthe s...
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answers16 guage wires should not be on the circuit. The only place 16 guage wires appear on the circuit are as connection wires of light fixtures.
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answersYou could do it. It doesn't matter which lead goes to + or - for lights. However the lights will not light since there is only 12 volts instead of 120.
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answersAt S1 connect like this. power in black to common screw and black to light. 2 wires to sw2 to traveller screws. White from light to white from power in. At...
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answersIf they actually disconnected the neutral then your garage door openre may be fried. If they only removed the insulator and did not disconnect the wire then that ...
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answersIf you have not switched to battery power then the batteries might be OK. Use a DC voltmeter and measure the voltage on each battery. At full charge they will be ...
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answersAnd if you run more than 9 current carrying conductors in one conduit you need to start derating. There are 2 wires on a circuit so after 4 circuits you should ru...
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answersIf you are not having any problem with the breaker tipping I would do nothing at this point. You problem has been repaired. If you start tipping the breaker then ...
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answersHorizontal line(side to side)? Vertical collapse. Failure of the vertical scan circuits.
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answersIs this a new install? What is the voltage of the heaters? If it is 220, is the breaker installed properly? Is it a double pole breaekr or two tandem mini break...
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answersTell us the wires in the light box and the switch box. Tell us how they are connected.
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answersA little more detail might be useful here.
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answersI don't see how if the problem was at the polw. That is before your meter.
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answersIt is against the code to put electrical receptacles above electgrci heaters. You don't want the cords falling into the heating elements and melting. You still ne...
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answersIt can be done no problem. How it is done depends on how the existing wiring is connectred and routed. If you are just intending to add a new cable for the second...
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answersI can't give code references but I can tell lyou receptacles are not allowed above electric baseboard heaters. You may be required to move them to the floor.
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answersI would shut off the water for sure. You should also be aware that most insurance companies won't cover damage unless you have someone checking on the house evry ...
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answersUse toggle bolts or large anchors as the hole has been elnlarged. Move the bar slightly so that new holes can drilled into solid surface.
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answersThe cable must be disconnected at both ends. You can not leave live wires hidden inside the wall. Since it will be dead no need for wire nuts or tape.
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answersYou need to wire it as a switch leg. At the fan connect the white wire fromthe switches to the 2 black wires. Color the white wire black witha a marker or piec...
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