Originally Posted by dumdum64
I went to replace an extension cord in the garage that supplied power to the garage door opener, with a wire from the main panel to the opener in the garage. I put the wires in the same location were the extension cord got its power from.

When I replaced the main panel back I got a big spark from were the fuses are.

When I replaced the blown fuses I now have no electric to my detachaed garage.
I used my meter but could not find any active current.

The main electric source is from the house in an conduit to the garage. It has 3 large black wires which have wrapped wires in each.

How can I check to see if the line's 3 large ones have current.[/i]

I checked the main panel in the house and everything in the panel has current. But I have no current going to the garage.

May I suggest that you call an electrician. Main panel work can be very deadly.

Ditto

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Originally Posted by donf

May I suggest that you call an electrician. Main panel work can be very deadly.

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donf,
Thank You for your help! :D
I took your advice and called an electrician.
It was my doing, I had a couple of wires in the wrong place.:eek:
I did not pay close attention or did not take a picture with my digital camera before so much a removing a screw.:mad: