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Old 1/26/11, 3:06 PM
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So do you think they tightened the neutral wire to the specified torque?

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Good catch on that one.
Now can you explain to your client as to why that is dangerous without losing them in terminology. Thats what sets us apart from the norm.



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That's the difference between opening the panel and NOT opening the panel......



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Wow, that's a real fire hazard. Was there actually a neutral load on that panel? I hope that they had no multi-wire branch circuits.
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Just put some duct tape on it--what do you think they make that stuff for anyway?



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watch your spelling.
What did I spell wrong?



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So do you think they tightened the neutral wire to the[ speficied ]torque?



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So do you think they tightened the neutral wire to the[ speficied ]torque?
Have no idea what your talking about....



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look at you first line.



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[quote=kwood;739561]So do you think they tightened the neutral wire to the[ speficied ]torque?[/quote
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