Workmanlike installation
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LarryFine
Master Electrician Electric Contractor Richmond VA
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- Henrico County, VA
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- Electrical Contractor
Thanx!
That's where circuit 27 goes, through the board under the panel, and back through in the back of the box.
They're in the sub-panels at the bedrrom end of the house; bedroom receptacle circuits only.
In the main disco's in the garage; this is one of two ML panels.
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Oh I mean electricians. I have guys that I have no idea how they ever got a license. I have one right now, that I told the guy three times to make sure and not bury a j-box behind the drywall (and no not the drywallers fault, it's above what used to be a t-bar ceiling). Want to guess where the j-box is?:roll:
All the time, and that's when you find out how good of a diplomat you are.
lakee911
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Very nice. Personally, I like a loop being left in the large conductors in case they ever need reterminated in the future, but not having them there sure makes it look a lot neater.
Why didn't you just nipple over to the box with the GFCI?
I've learned not to say, 'this looks like ^&^%&%^,' before asking, 'Who did the work?'
I see so much hacked up stuff and find out the Owner did it and is very proud of their fire hazard. LOL
qcroanoke
Sometimes I don't know if I'm the boxer or the bag
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- Sorta retired........
I've learned not to say, 'this looks like ^&^%&%^,' before asking, 'Who did the work?'
Yeah I learned that long ago.
I did have a roofing company owner say to me Boy, whoever did that shingle next to the dormer over the flashing really screwed it up!
I then raised my hand and said, "that would be me."
I was laughing the whole time cause while I can do some roofing repair, I ain't no roofer!
LarryFine
Master Electrician Electric Contractor Richmond VA
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- Henrico County, VA
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- Electrical Contractor
I dunno.
lakee911
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- Columbus, OH
I dunno.
I dunno? Did you ever hear any of Bill Cosby's standup? "I dunno? I ask you, Son, was your head with you all day today?!" "I dunno...." "See! Brain damage!" :grin::grin::grin::grin::grin:
LarryFine
Master Electrician Electric Contractor Richmond VA
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- Henrico County, VA
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- Electrical Contractor
Yep. That was an HBO special, and it was called "Bill Cosby: Himself."
Workmanship and exposed wiring at breakers/lugs
Workmanship and exposed wiring at breakers/lugs
Where is the requirement for only 1/8" exposed wire at the breaker or lugs in a power panel? Often I see 1/4" ot 1/2" and the power panel has been inspected and passed. So, is there a finite hard requirement other than "good" workmanship is required? thanks
Workmanship and exposed wiring at breakers/lugs
Where is the requirement for only 1/8" exposed wire at the breaker or lugs in a power panel? Often I see 1/4" ot 1/2" and the power panel has been inspected and passed. So, is there a finite hard requirement other than "good" workmanship is required? thanks
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There is no such requirement other than the breaker instructions and 110.3(B)
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