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FAQ

First the facts:I think I have a short in an electrical wire in my wall somewhere.The circuit breaker held for 10-15 minute spurts and then would pop. I replaced it and it held for about a week. What does this mean?I installed cabinets and feard I had hit a wire or loosened a connection. I took off the cabinets (UGG) and checked all teh screw holes by cutting the rock. No punctured wires. I unplugged everything and it still popped. How can I find where in this line a short is taking place? I had heard about continuity tests that can determine where shorts are taking place. How do you do this?

Disconnect the wires at the circuit panel. Use a continuity tester between the white and black wires - there should be no reading. Again between the green and black wires, also no reading. Once more between the white and green wires - there should be a reading (that's your ground). If there is any kind of reading between the black and anything else you have a short. Go to each outlet and disconnect it, eventually you will find the one where the reading drops to zero. If you using a tester with a light, it basically works the same. Any kind of glow means there is a short circuit.

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FireWire: red and yellow green line: blue line: yellow green line: blue line: yellow green FireWire: red, yellow and green can, usually red their own wiring, then we should do in accordance with what you want to repair or check the line or Their own test in the next hand to take a pen to measure the light is dark fire is zero

I can't seem to find this answer anywhere on the net, but does anybody know what gauge electrical wiring is code in home construction in Minnesota? I heard 12 gauge, but I believe my home built in 2003 was done so with 14 gauge. When doing some electrical work in my home in 2004 with my father-in-law, our local Menards also said 14 gauge was code at the time, at least that's what we heard. I just had another contractor over to help finish our basement off, and said code was 12 gauge.

It depends on what size breaker the wire is fed by. 14 is a 15 amp limit, 12 is 20 amp. Typical lights are 14 wire, receptacles are 12.

does it mean some1 died there or what?

i don't know about gang related, but on hway 50 past fallon nevada there is a tree in the middle of nowhere with hundreds of shoes on it, it's huge and like a little rest stop, i don't think there are any gangs out there.

What is the meaning of BVR on the cable?

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I have an pump that I am trying to wire but the pump wire colors and the incoming plug wire colors are different. The old plug has a black wire, white wire, and green wire. There is a green screw which I know mounts the ground wire; however, the pump has a yellow wire with black stripe and a brown solid wire. Does the white wire match up with the yellow/black striped wire and the brown with the black wire?Thanks

if there are only 2 wires, then the colors don't mean much

i installed a new overhead light, but the closest power source is a run of wire between two receptacles. could i splice into this wire or is there a way to come out of one receptacle, into the light switch, then back out of the switch into another receptacle? thanks

Only if you do it correctly. No electrical connections may be legally or safely made if they are not made inside an approved box. That box must remain accessible.

I had to extend some speaker wires, so i used a second speaker cord and wrapped it to the one out the speaker, but the exposed section doesnt look to safe, and it runs behind my bed so i`m a little unsure about it being uncovered. Can i use duct tape just to cover the open wires? or is electrical tape NEEDED? It is plugged into the wall, not battery powered.

ALWAYS use electrical tape where electricity is concerned, the clue is in the name. It was designed to work with a current, Duct tape will eventually catch fire etc.