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Esthy

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Hi Louis I have a handyman friend that did my electric work last year - we needed more receptacles in the kitchen - but I am having problems in getting shock sometimes with the coffee maker and the cook top, Would you check to see if anything wrong? So .... I went and .... you have to be kidding!!! Well. at least he separated the receptacles by tape.

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Esthy said:
Yes, I am planning to add more tape to avoid the people getting shocks.
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Tape:D That's the ticket. And you don't have to charge much for tape, either. That panel needs lots of tape--probably should use electrical tape, rubber splicing tape, and duct tape.
 
Sorry, I forgot, do you see the bare grounding wire - the only one - at the left in the panel? Well. it goes directly to the dishwasher and garbage disposal, because according the handyman those appliances needed "Isolated Grounding"
See, take note, I should introduce him to the forum for us to starting doing things professionally!!!
 
I can hear it now. "Well I'm done here and your all set!" Customer looks
at job "Photo 1", "Looks great!" "Yes mam, you can make that check out
to Done Right Handyman Services!" :D
 
That's just wrong. :roll: Was the box in the third pic already hanging out of the wall like that???


I was wondering who the heck Louis was, until I realized it was the beginning of the phone call.

Were those red and blacks on the tandems on the lower right all phased correctly?


Hi, Louis. :D
 
Yes, the pictures are exactly how I found and yes they were not phased correctly, but I will cover the reds with black tape and problem solved
 
Esthy said:
Yes, the pictures are exactly how I found and yes they were not phased correctly, but I will cover the reds with black tape and problem solved
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Excellent. More tape solutions. See I learn something every day. Another reason why I should spend more time on this forum, just so my wife doesn't think its too much a waste of time.
 
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