Pics

[KentAT]

Maybe it was the backwards looping of the wires on the receptacle terminals.

 

[RJohnsonMasterElectrician]

Maybe it was the backwards looping of the wires on the receptacle terminals.

DAM I think you solved it, thats good picking up on that:wink:

 

[LarryFine]

Always interesting to look at pictures...

Not me; I'm here for the articles.

 

[LarryFine]

My take is that it began with the typical loose fuse-to-holder or holder-to-base series arcing, which eventually deposited enough carbon to bring on a line-to-line parallel arcing, which did the majority of the damage.

 

[dcspector]

Not me; I'm here for the articles.

I just caught that.....LOL!......

 

[Pierre C Belarge]

Not me; I'm here for the articles.

...if you are here for the articles...

My take is that it began with the typical loose fuse-to-holder or holder-to-base series arcing, which eventually deposited enough carbon to bring on a line-to-line parallel arcing, which did the majority of the damage.

Then how did you see the pictures?:grin:

 

[dcspector]

...if you are here for the articles...





Then how did you see the pictures?:grin:

Good point!.....Larry peeked.....naughty boy.........LOL