ivsenroute
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- Florida
Not enough or OK?
Working space in front of condensing units
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electricmanscott
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- Boston, MA
Why don't you tell us? Did you fail it? did you cite a code section?
ivsenroute
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- Florida
Deficiency
110.26
It was an existing install moved to the right to make room for the shed on the left.
110.26
It was an existing install moved to the right to make room for the shed on the left.
One-eyed Jack
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- Scotland Neck, NC
I would be upset if I had to work on it. Did the mechanical cont. create this problem or did the HO just slide the condensor over? Even if they move the fuel tank you probably won't have room between the wall and the ac. That is the area that the elec. components are located.
Cavie
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- SW Florida
You need 3' clearance for working space on the side that opens new or old.
ty
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- 3rd Rock from the Sun
Was the A/C moved without the wiring being touched? If so, then I don't think you could cite any violation of the disconnect.
And...110.26(A) has been argued many many times here.
Is the Disconnect "...likely to require examination, adjustment, servicing, or maintenance while energized..."?
The Disconnect, not the A/C.
Shouldn't it be de-energized before performing any of those actions to the Disconnect?
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