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Sparky,

When I was in business and found problems on the job, I would list them on my bill. For example, I would put a note on the bottom of my bill, that we found such and such wrong, which is in violation of the NEC. I would also make note that it should be corrected. This way if something did go wrong, I could prove that I notified the customer of the violation. My accountant and I figure that if the customer took the time to read my bill, then they would have seen my notice of the violation. Who knows if it paid off?

Harold

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Harold,
that is exactly what the inspectors of tenure have told me to do here, as a CYA.

i just don't have the luxury of thier presence due to the laws & staffing here, so it creates something of a diplomatic experience for me.

which i was not taught in my apprenticeship...
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Looking at the panel bottom right, it
looks like 3 romex cables passing thru
only one clamp. Is that allowed? I
didn't think it would be.

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Virgil:
Had to jump in now....
Quality of workmanship!
Pride in what you do!

Your work (what you have posted here)shows it.

The pics you posted for this house don't.

"Libel"??? Guess so, with a good lawyer.
Careful my friend.

Ruffle someones feathers? you bet!
John


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um why is there a white wire in the dual breaker on the righ side in picture #1?

Isn't it only black and red hot while white is neutral? But if you use white as hot your suppose to mark it black? And I'm not even an electrican.

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