drain valve/spigot
is easily replaceable. There is most likely a multitude of maintenance things you also should be doing, i.e. inspecting/swaping out sacrifical anodes, flushing t...
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I replied yr post in plumbing
Billhart: I responded to your identical post in the plumbing area. Long and short of it is this described pump will not accomodate direct connection to your...
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Not the right pump.
Billhart: Not sure what code(s) apply in your jurisdiction, nor "where in the world you are",but the IRC (international residential code) requires a 2" discha...
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hey doug, great link
Is that your site, or one that you happened across? Fantastic series of links/info posted there very DIY friendly...if its your own creation...Kudos. Certai...
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most likely a wiring error
perhaps the painter disconnected a lighting/fan fixture during his painting, then re-connected it incorrectly, mistaking a line neutral for a switch lead in one o...
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Any accessibility issues to
Q: Single Family Home, or multi-family / mixed use residence/multiple "service" (apartment present)? USA? What Electrical Codes apply in your jurisdiction? "Servi...
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how much?
Or if you have an old-style fax machine the heating unit that activates the thermal paper. When the motors (that drive the paper through the printer or fax mac...
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Steps/ladder to access Elevated Wall Hatch to Storage Area
First things first, don't forget that most bulding codes require that such ladder access be able to support a "live" or an "in use" load of a minimum of 300 lbs, ...
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we've been here before
We've been here before and you'll find all the citations elsewhere in this forum. Combination lighting (now luminaire) and cord & plug receptacle loads, re...
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discoloration? hmmm.
Concerned may be sign of an arc fault... Expand on this "residue".
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220 heat & rewire
220 baseboard heat won't have to be AFCI protected...however the receptacles and lighting at 120V will.
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Voltage Drop? Dimming Lights? Why do you want a 20 Amp Circuit?
Most luminaires you'll find in the stores are designed to run 15 amp circuits max (16 g and 18 g wire within) and the more simple of design (average incandescent ...
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"glazing"
after you've stained the base color you might try using a gel stain (combination product with poly) in a dark walnut or ebony stain. This is a wipe on product, s...
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Old 210-6
I know that previously, any COMBINATION of cord and plug connected loads WITH lighting fixtures (now referred to as "luminaires") at 120 volts, nominal, WERE rest...
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Try READING the OP, Tshea1
Tshea1: quote: "BTW Your other 2 posts ps & pps have absolutely nothing to do with the OP." It sure did, I'll quote from the OP: "I am going to be wiring...
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p.p.s.
The 1996 NEC recognized that overcurrent protective devices will be affected by heat in the system. As such, it defines the concept of continuous loads and the 80...
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p.s.
The National Electrical Code (NEC) addresses current carrying capacities of both conductors and components. Unfortunately, some designers fail to recognize the li...
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here we go. 1440 VA restricted.
210.52(C)(1) throught (C)(5) Exception No. 1 to 210.52(B)(1) is meant for example a separate switched lighting circuit for that UC lighting in which the switch ...
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recepticle with 1/2 operated by switch
When you break the yoke strap to operate one half of a duplex recepticle via a switch and the other half as "always on", you are effectively creating 2 single rec...
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bump for recent poster on another string.
bumped for recent poster
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