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All that damage doesn't look recent. It looks like its been leaking for quite a while.
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Looks like one of them old school "liquid cooled" panels Seriously though that looks like quite the cooker that one... Amazing what a little water and some dirt can do to electrical equipment... Maybe its a good thing that panel there has gotten the "eviction notice"... I never really thought those OLD G.E breakers were too good anyway, they seemed "weak" and always seemed to get hot and trip for no reason... A.D
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Good piccies mate, Drip, drip, drip, gush, gush, more water, corrosion, arcs, hissing, B A N G ! ! It looks that the water has leaked here for a while.
The product of rotation, excitation and flux produces electricty.
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It's some how rewarding to know that I'm not the only one who gets to do work like this!
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In Pic #3 was the lug on the left cracked? It appears to be.
Bryan L. Key Safety Inspector/Trainer Terry's Electric Inc. An Xcelecom Company 600 N. Thacker Ave., Suite A Kissimmee, Florida 34741
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Kinda funny.... The last GE panel (THQP, not quite as old as the one above) I changed was in an apartment, which suffered water damage from the kids upstairs overfilling the bathtub....
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