The fourth new picture down is really there just to point out the lack of GFCI protection on the kitchen circuits. What you see is a TV mounted to the cabinet, and some Romex dropping down which was later removed. They had to move the TV anyway...

Admittedly, it's not a very good picture.

The circuits are placed seemingly randomly in the panels, there's kitchen circuits in both panels, etc. very little in the way of a panel schedule.

Joe had installed GFCI CB's a few days ago and he discovered that the N-G bonds were still intact in the panels with four wire feeders coming from a disconnect...
<Mr. Rodgers>Can we say "parallel"? Good! I knew you could!</Mr. Rodgers>



[This message has been edited by sparky66wv (edited 07-13-2002).]


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