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Originally Posted By: jtedesco
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Tell me what is wrong here please. icon_question.gif




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Originally Posted By: dedwards
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My God where do you want me to start? Missing dead cover, missing front cover, loose wires, open knock-outs, located behind a post denying at least 3 foot free zone in front of panel, and probably a lot more I can’t see. At this point I recommend further eval and repair by licensed electrician…nuff said…

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Originally Posted By: lungar
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Hi! Joe;


AMAZING---- SIMPLY---- AMAZING where do you find them Joe???


LEN

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Originally Posted By: wengelking
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Please ignore if this is too far off of the subject, but:


From the hole where the cable in the upper right penetrates the concrete block, a vertical crack seems to have been started.


Does anyone care to speculate the reason?

Ordinarily I would think that the hole was put there to releive the stress of a crack that was already there, and later utilised as a wire penetration. But in this case, the person that did the wiring probably wouldn't be interested in any kind of preventive maintenance.

Any comments?

Walter

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Originally Posted By: jtedesco
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Walter:


The hole for the cable should have been sleeved.

Let's hear what you are concerned about.

If that would cause physical damage it will be important information.

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