Netural & grounds tie together

[Kenneth E. Sitzes]

Is it OK to bunch all the neutral and grounds together?

[David P. Valley]

Ken,

You've got to be shi+tin me. What a mess....

You have no choice but to...Defer it to a licensed Electrician

[Kenneth E. Sitzes]

I now. I just thought I would share.

[jtedesco1]

How did your report read Ken?

[Kenneth E. Sitzes]

I'm doing right now have not gotten to that part yet. How would you word it?

[rwand1]

Simple ..

There are a number of concerns within the main electrical panel requiring repair by an licenced electrician. These repairs should be carried out prior to close of title.

[jtedesco1]

Left Image:

The bundle of bare conductors are equipment grounding conductors are not properly terminated on a bonded terminal bar designed to be used for this purpose. I was unable to verify the incorrect connection because of the loosely wrapped tape.

Right Image:

The splicing of the neutral (grounded conductors) using a split bolt in this manner is not recognized, they are required to terminate on their own (isolated from the metal cabinet.

[Scott A. Figert]

Originally Posted by rwand1

Simple ..

There are a number of concerns within the main electrical panel requiring repair by an licenced electrician. These repairs should be carried out prior to close of title.

Then have re-inpsected. (Just another way for more income.)

[David P. Valley]

Originally Posted by jtedesco1

Left Image:

The bundle of bare conductors are equipment grounding conductors are not properly terminated on a bonded terminal bar designed to be used for this purpose. I was unable to verify the incorrect connection because of the loosely wrapped tape.

It looks like they've got both, EGC and neutrals bundled together in a ball-like fashion. Pathetic....