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Old 1/5/07, 7:30 PM
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Your welcome but if you link it watch it as they keep changing the pages....drives me nuts.
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While inspecting inside the panel, pay special attention to the branch wiring if you see that the neutrals are solid Aluminum wires.
From an inspection last week


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From an inspection last week
I see that one conductor in the middle of the back row is heated up pretty nice. Luckily for me, there weren't many aluminium branch circuits installed in my area.
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Luckily for me, there weren't many aluminium branch circuits installed in my area.

First one I've ever seen. Luckily, they're not that common around here either.
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We have aluminum here, and tin coated copper. Be sure to check so that you don't write up the tin coating as solid aluminum, its easy to mistake them if you take a quick look.



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