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Perhaps my response was not clear. I was responding to George Little's statement that he has seen many attic fans that were designed to be serviced from the roof. The only ones that I'm familiar with that can be serviced from the roof still require you to disconnect the wiring from the attic before you pull the fan motor out of the housing. Perhaps George is looking at another type of fan than I'm used to seeing. That was my point about not wanting to reach thru the fan from the roof side...

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I don't know guys, the boss sounds like an idiot to me. Steve, if I was hired as an electrician and told to walk back and forth all day with a ladder, I'd ask questions. One of the reasons I work for myself is that I don't trust someone else to give me an evoirnment for my potential to be challenged and for it to grow. I never worked for anyone who could utilize me fully, and therefore I was never paid what I was worth. That would be my concern with working for someone I didn't respect or didn't want to model. You can't become your best under someone who is less than what you want to be. You can make the best of the situation, sure, but under a better boss and/or company, you could become even better.

I don't agree you should be happy to even be working. Thankful to have job, maybe, but if you dislike who you are working for and can't find a better situation, it sounds like you should be more miserable, with a hint of desparation, than happy.

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I had one of these mushroom fans in my garage roof when I moved here and I couldn't figure out how it got there since the attic had no access. It was bad and I disconnected the feed in the garage door opener box and abandoned it in place. I finally turned up the installation book in some stuff in the shed. It said you cut the hole, lace the flashing under the shingles, set the box and wire it, then install the motor, then install the blades and the dome cover.
It appears he just shoved the Romex through the garage door opener box in the ceiling and grabbed it through the hole.
I disassembled it in reverse order and threw it away when I was putting a new roof on.


Greg Fretwell
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