In a word, no. As in no, not possible and no, not allowed. I doubt that you would have any luck at all removing the old conductors from the meta...
1
answers744
Views
How about removing the light bulbs? : ') Seriously, the problem is most likely in the receiver, so you'll need to replace it, with a litlle luck...
1
answers252
Views
Most low voltage cables are not secured to the framing. Of course, it would just be bad luck that you have the one in a thousand installation where...
3
answers707
Views
Luis, You'll need to provide more information in order to get an accurate answer. What is the compressor load? You can try giving us the hors...
1
answers420
Views
There may be several factors involved. Does the spa have a heater & if so, do you keep the spa covered when not in use? Also, the heater may be...
3
answers854
Views
If you'll send me your e-mail address, I'll send you a FAQ that covers this subject, Keep in mind that grounding is a complex subject and if th...
5
answers309
Views
Look around in your basement & see if there are any ground fault receptacles that may have tripped. If there is a tripped receptacle, push the ...
3
answers520
Views
Take a look at all those fine print labels. You're likely to find one that says you can put 2 (and sometimes 3) equipment grounds under the same te...
6
answers245
Views
Have you recently installed any fiberglass insulation in the attic? Some brands do have an order that does smell kind of fishy. Tom
0
answers993
Views
Jim, Using a 100 amp breaker out at your sub-panel should not pose a problem. The only thing you need to check for is that the lugs on the break...
3
answers372
Views
The product you are looking for is called a Gard-N-Post manufactured by Arlington. Go to www.aifittings.com for more info. Tom
2
answers879
Views
I can't state that all receptacles come this way, but all the brands that I use come with one white and one brass screw backed out. Most likely, wh...
4
answers970
Views
6" of 3500 PSI concrete usually does the trick. Can you expand on what it is exactly that you're trying to accomplish? I don't believe that I h...
3
answers589
Views
there is an exception in the NEC that would allow the use of the type of box you mention provided that the fixture does not weigh more than 6 lbs. ...
2
answers381
Views
Self-grounding receptacles actually came about because of the conditions described by Billhart. These devices ensure contact between the mounting s...
7
answers124
Views
Rich, if these boxes are wired with Armored Cable (metal spiral wound outer jacket) then the boxes are grounded. The same applies if the boxes a...
7
answers962
Views
Wearing my inspectors hat, I'd have to say that a closet is also a place that the NEC prohibits overcurernt devices. The reference in the NEC is ab...
4
answers492
Views
Jim, Yes, there is a code about breaker boxes and bathrooms. The NEC does not allow the installation of overcurrent devices (fuses or circuit b...
4
answers658
Views
If you have some experience working with electricity, try disconnecting the wires at the hot tub, including the neutral (white) and cap them off. T...
2
answers955
Views
