Any requirements with this 220 receptacle?

[mparks2 (Michael PARKS)]

@jmilby

That is a lame excuse to determine right side up orientation

Please Jim tell me is this upside down?

[mparks2 (Michael PARKS)]

Here is a hint: they designed the plug so that there is no strain on the cord when installed on the wall next to the floor.

[jmilby (Jim Milby)]

No way to tell since I cannot see the orientation of the cord . Since there is no mandated orientation there cannot be an incorrect one either. Crazy.

I think you do this just to attract attention to yourself.

[mparks2 (Michael PARKS)]

@jmilby

I think you do this just to attract attention to yourself.

just telling the OP that it was installed upside down but nothing prohibits that. then you showed your *******

[lkage (Larry Kage, CMI)]

@ggilbert

So in your opinion, is it wrong if he put that in his report as a safety hazard? I guess my question is can it come back to bite him if he labeled it as a safety hazard just because he felt that way? Because this could change my approach in a way ( I am still trying to pinpoint a consistent way I will be inspecting and reporting).

You are confusing some newer inspectors that deserve a straight forward answer.

[jmilby (Jim Milby)]

But you said it was upside down in regards to the OP.

[mparks2 (Michael PARKS)]

it is upside down

[mgoldenberg (Marc Goldenberg, Inspector # HI1365)]

@mparks2

25 you are on a roll

Not me buddy.
I’m just one of the unanimous that gave you a ZERO

[mparks2 (Michael PARKS)]

@mgoldenberg

Not me buddy.
I’m just one of the unanimous that gave you a ZERO

do you have any clue how silly you look

[jmilby (Jim Milby)]

Would it still be upside down if the cord came from above? Enquiring minds want to know.

[mgoldenberg (Marc Goldenberg, Inspector # HI1365)]

Only to you, the silly demented, misinformation one.
Everyone here sees that for sure. You are blind AND DUMB.
You need to brush up on your bullshit double & triple talk.

[ggilbert (Greg Gilbert)]

I was a little confused myself

[mparks2 (Michael PARKS)]

@jmilby

Would it still be upside down if the cord came from above? Enquiring minds want to know

where is the top here?

[mgoldenberg (Marc Goldenberg, Inspector # HI1365)]

Hey guys! Here’s some true quotes

“Be sure to choose a NACHI home inspector. Anyone else is just looking around!”
I guess that a state certified inspector is ‘just looking around’.
That is exactly what a NACHI member is doing

I’ll fight to make sure that you can never remove a dead front in Ohio

I’ll refuse to work with your members

home inspectors can’t comment on serious hazards

I’m also the only one who can determine serious hazards

I have always been far ahead of the Home Inspection curve

Home inspectors are simply not qualified

[mparks2 (Michael PARKS)]

@mgoldenberg

Hey guys! Here’s some true quotes

and that makes my comments in this post false?

[jmilby (Jim Milby)]

There is no top or bottom orientation. The lugs can be up or down. It would only be an issue if the breakers operated in a vertical manner which they do not.

[jdepiero (Joseph DePiero, CMI OH 2019004114)]

I think we beat this post to death. Let’s get back to removing a dead front!

[lkage (Larry Kage, CMI)]

@ggilbert

I was a little confused myself

@mparks2

and that makes my comments in this post false?

It is your arrogance to be right that is confusing some newer inspectors, Mr. Parks.

We, on this forum, are trying to HELP newer inspectors, NOT CONFUSE THEM, just so we can be right.

Your attention to that courtesy would be appreciated.

Thank you.

[ggilbert (Greg Gilbert)]

Thank you for this forum internachi

[lkage (Larry Kage, CMI)]

Best to you, Greg.