Originally Posted By: David Suelflow
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How do you write up a nicked wire in the main panel? Also, do you say anything about splices in the main panel?
How do you write up a nicked wire in the main panel? Also, do you say anything about splices in the main panel?
Originally Posted By: jpeck
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| David Suelflow wrote: |
| How do you write up a nicked wire in the main panel? Also, do you say anything about splices in the main panel? |
"nicked wire in the main panel" Just like that. 
Or you could elaborate a little and state that the insulation was nicked and damaged.
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Originally Posted By: phinsperger
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2) Describe the function of the component
3) Describe the defect
4) How the defect will impact the client
5) How the defect should be corrected (note: this is different from speculating on solutions)
6) Who should correct the defect
7) When the defect should be corrected (amount of urgency)
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| An electrical wire in the main panel is reduced in effective diameter by being nicked. This may cause the nicked area to increase in temperature which is a possible fire hazard. Have the wire replaced by a licensed electrician before loading the circuit.
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Originally Posted By: jtedesco
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Originally Posted By: psmothers
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olors Paul!!
Actually it was nicely done.
Good response!
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