Originally Posted By: cbuell
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From today’s inspection----the all wood junction box!
From today’s inspection----the all wood junction box!
Originally Posted By: Jay Moge
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Originally Posted By: cmccann
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Behind a dryer? Isn’t this allowed in WA?
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Originally Posted By: Jay Moge
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looks like vynal siding, maybe a 3 season porch? or addition? does it need to be GFCI protected if it’s a 3 season porch?. there usualy all screens and not insulated.
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Originally Posted By: rmoore
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Should have used Trex!
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Originally Posted By: ccoombs
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I stay away from “stud” grade and recommend #1 or “structural select” lumber for all my electrical work.
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Originally Posted By: blentz
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That’s a good one, I’ve done electrical work for 20 years, and that a new one to me.
Originally Posted By: pdacey
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That’s in the Jeff Pope caliber of electrical defects. Nice!
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Originally Posted By: pabernathy
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lol…Ok I will assume this is a one time incident ( tongue in cheek )…I will cite a CODE violation NEC number for you if you wish…lol…would you like me to post it…lol
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Originally Posted By: jpope
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| pdacey wrote: |
| That's in the Jeff Pope caliber of electrical defects. Nice!  |
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Originally Posted By: gbeaumont
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Hi to all,
this is clearly wrong, any fool knows that 2x4's are only rated for 15 amps, that 40 amp circuit needs at least a 2x8 and as it is exterior it should be presure treated, my god don't you guys know anything   
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Originally Posted By: wpedley
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I think it would pass if it had a plastic cover over it…geeeeez.
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Originally Posted By: pabernathy
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lol…yes did you all not notice the 15A rating of the treated wood product stamped on the side…lol
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Originally Posted By: dgriffith
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Whoever did this probably thought he was following the NEC…The knucklehead electrical code.
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