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Good days to all.
I have created a grade summary spreadsheet using Office 365's version of Excel.
I have a total of 4 teachers who have access to this spreadsheet to enter grades and other...
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Good morning Don,
Just for starters, you need to pull a four wire cable from the house to remote building. The ground wire will be in the cable,
Also, when you get the cable to the building...
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Let's begin with the existing garage. What is the amperage coming into the garage and what is the load being used by the garage?
Since the garage is a stand-alone garage, your problems just...
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Okay, the 15 amp circuit you are speaking of is supposed to be the second 20 amp small appliance branch circuit.
If your panelboard is out of space, you can check and see id the panelboard can...
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Yes, it is a code violation. There should be two countertop branch circuits, depending on how old your home is.
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Just curious. The kitchen receptacle you are speaking of, is it one of the counter top appliance receptacles?
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I found the error this afternoon.
Because the numercial grade was presented as a % grade I had to change my IF function value. For example, =IF(L3>=90,"A") became =IF(L3>=0.90,"A") once I did...
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I need to structure a formula in Excel that will take numerical gradesfrom 90 to 100 =A.
From 80 to 89 = B, From 70 to 79 = C, from 60 to 69 = D and less than or = 59 = F.
I thought you could use...
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Okay, looking at your meter probe positions, you are measuring from the line side of the switch to the load side of the switch, with the timer circuit in the Off/ OPEN position. That means you are...
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You are not testing the circuit properly.
Position 1 is the Neutral for the circuit. Position 2 is the Line Side connection and Position 3 is the Load side of an internal switch.
Move your red...
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This is simple, only one set of bends can be used. Look it up and then do the math!
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A simple test for capacitor driven motor is to start the fan blades spinning with your hand and then turn the fan on. If the fan starts operating properly the capacitor is either incorrect or to...
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Your local power utility will make those decisions for you.
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Does the breaker trip or does the GFCI receptacle trip?
Step one, turn the breaker off and verify that the receptacle is installed correctly. Most often that is the error. The second most common...
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Wow, this just does not make any sense at all.
A rectifier is an electronic device that allows current to flow in one direction only. It takes 4 rectifiers to build a Rectifier Bridge and...
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Okay you have quite a bit going on here. Let's start with the oldest major event. I'm guessing that CPS is your electric utility company. You said you heard "crackling" at the outside "Main...
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Are any of the failing receptacles on GFCI protected circuit.
If so, you must reset the GFCI receptacles first. Otherwise you will not
Be able to set the Branch Circuit back on.
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NO!
You have 2 choices. Use your 10/2 for your run from the panel board, but use a 20 amp breaker. Or use a 20 amp Breaker and 12/2 for the entire circuit
You must protect the smallest wire...
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A doorbell circuit is rather simple. You press the butto and you get a chime. From your description of the problem I suspect the issue is with the contact inside the doorbell switch.
Easiest...
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If the only device on the branch circuit is the microwave and the branch circuit is a 20 amp circuit you should not be seeing a problem.
That's the theory of it. However, since circuit breakers...
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3/0 AWG (Copper) is listed for 200 Amp. 3/0 AWG (Aluminum) is listed for 155 Amp.With a 200 service you would have to use 3/0 AWG Copper or 250kcmil AWG Aluminum (205 Amps)
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There are two switches in most light/fan combinations. One is the three speed switch for the fan and the other is for the light.
Which switch did you change? Also, the wires going into the speed...
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Is the noise constant? Is there anything in the immediate vicinity of the noise? For example a wall switch, receptacle, or sink?
Also, it is possible that a "critter" has gotten down inside the...
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Hi Pastor,
Given the age of your property I doubt very much this would be possible. A receptacle needs both Power (Black) and Return (Neutral/White) because it is part of a complete circuit. ...
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Okay, I give up! What is your question?
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Whoa, there sparky!
Do you think you could flesh out that question quite a bit more, please.
You cannot just change the breaker amperage because you want to. What is the load on the circuit...
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Please don't forget the Ground Rod and the ECG if this is a remote building.
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Okay, first of all, is this a 200 amp load for a single family home or for some other use?
Just working with the raw measurements you gave us and assuming that you want 200 amps at the terminus...
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Happy new year Pastor.
You have left out some critical information:
1) What is the amperage of the new breaker?
2) Did the electrician run a new circuit to the microwave?
3) If the electrican...
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If you hear a clicking or buzzing sound from a receptacle outlet, then more than likely the connection of the wires to the receptacle have come loose. The clicking sound or buzzing sound is...
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You need to pull that receptacle and tighten the screws holding the wires. The buzzing you hear is arching. This is a condition that will cause a fire if not fixed as soon as possible.
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Bingo!! As of today. The original owner (may he rot and have limbs fall off) set it up with the toggle switch for 4 separate duplex receptacle outlet boxes up under the eves and two receptacle boxes...
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You are using the term "Overcurrent amps" which is incorrect. The correct term is "Overcurrent Protection."
For example, you can have a 25 amp breaker protecting a 20 amp circuit with no...
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Not being a code scholar, it appears t me that 240.4 is deferring to 310 for "specified" ampacities. As in the 75(C) and 90(C) columns of 310.15(B)(16) but limiting to 30 amps for the 60(C) column.
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The code referenced above is a typo. The correct cite is 240.4(D)(7) - 10 AWG copper, 30 Amps.
However the opening paragraph of 240.4 states "Protection of conductors... shall be protected...
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If the installation matches the electrical installation instructions, there is nothing wrong.
Amperage is not additive. You cannot put a 25 amp breaker and a 15 amp breaker on the same circuit...
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(Sale Price / Orig. Price) * 100 = Percentage Off
(3500/5000) * 100 = Percentage Off
0.7 *100 = 70%
Proof 5000 * 70% = 3500
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I wonder if the previous owner had the rheostat to control some receptacles for "mood" lighting and the switch to turn other receptacles off. Still makes no sense to me.
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4891348914Strat - Unbelievable!
At the post J-Box, the feed from the GFCI is cut and pig-tailed to supply both switches and then continues up to the overhead. Each switch has a red wire as a...
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Lightning!! I suspect a lightning flash killed the circuit. I'll know for sure tomorrow when I can get into the canopy.
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Unfortunately the answer is correct but wrong. :) The creative ideas I'm looking for are with the wiring, not the hive.
I guess it's "Up the ladder I go." I just don't understand how a switch...
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Okay, my sister-in-law has a wired dedicated branch circuit (120V / 20 A) Tiki Hut in the back yard.
The feed is on dedicated breaker feeds a GFCI receptacle (which protects all of the downstream...
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Take a look at the switch handles, do they have "On" and "Off" on the levers?
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Because the circuit is outdoors, GFCI protection is required.
I cannot comment on the cost, but please make sure the electrician pulls a permit and gets the work inspected if that is a requirement...
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Adding a new circuit.. To what? Where? The main panel? Extending an existing circuit?
Hi Pastor, based on some of your past miseries with electrical wiring around your church I would make very...
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Contact your utility company. If the meter base needs replacing to accommodate their meter they should do the work or at the very least supply the meter base to you.
Here in Tidewater Virginia,...
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Hello - Did you ever get this motor installed and working, just curious. :)
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No, you would have to have the utility company change the type of meter and base you are using.
To begin with you are going about this a little backwards. The panelboard or loadcenter you have...
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The NEC does not regulate the breakers, other than to say they must be "listed" for use.
That work is done by testing agencies such as UL. The only issue I recall was with certain models of...
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Let's start at the beginning, please. Exactly why did you "Cut" the breaker and exactly what do you mean by the term "cut?
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