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"What could posibly go wrong?"
"That's the first thing that's ever gone wrong"
(Simpson fans will remember the episode.)
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ah heck it'll proably pass.the inspector is proably related to the guy! but really what a mess.i hate having to straighten someone elses mess out. maybe we can hire doofy,he'll get it right!sounds like a good episode for the twilight zone!
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Gentleman, there's an easy way to correct this. All you need is a gas can, a match, and maybe a ski mask
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Good God!, This might explain why we have an apprenticeship system in the Electrical trade. Why the tyraps on the wires?, I'd hate to fault-find or replace any wires in this place after it had been lined. Going by pic #2 there wasn't a lot of planning went into this job either. I give it a -2 out of 10.
[This message has been edited by Trumpy (edited 07-08-2006).]
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The tyraps are there to make this an ultra-neat wiring job, and to provide radiant wall heating. You've got to love the nail protectors on the stud. I'll bet there aren't any on the side where the holes are, under the shear panel.
Has Granny taken out a large life insurance policy lately?
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I do not know why you guy's can't get it through you heads. Black to black, white to white, what is so hard about that?
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i hate having to straighten someone elses mess out. circuit man, I couldn't agree more. Nothing makes a job more annoying than when the materials have been butchered first. Guy must've thought those little tabs in the blue boxes were knockouts. "No - no words. No words to describe it. Poetry! They should've sent a poet."
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What I'll never understand is how someone can do work like this and not even suspect they're going about it wrong.
For example, picture four where the connector plate is hanging off the exhaust fan? "This piece was attached before I started, but now that I'm done it will float uselessly in space." How does that not ring bells?
-John
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Too cheap to hire a professional, but wires the whole house with #12!
I just love the 6 cables for 3 switches. And the grounds twisted so tight that one more twist and they'll snap!
[This message has been edited by sstrick (edited 07-09-2006).]
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