Originally Posted By: fmagdefrau
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Originally Posted By: Greg Fretwell
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Loose connection? If there were no other signs of water that is my guess
Originally Posted By: tallen
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excessive moisture. Thats what causes the pretty white stuff.
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Originally Posted By: jmyers
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Frank,
Is that #10 wire on a 50 amp breaker?
When I write reports, I always tell the client exactly what I see. So if you are seeing corrosion on wires, you should report that you have seen corrosion on wires. You don't have to get into the speculation portion of what caused that corrosion. You don't have to tell them how to fix it.
If that is a #10 wire on a 50 amp breaker, I sure hope you checked the circuit to make sure it was properly sized for the circuit it was serving. 
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