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What in Tarnation?
by timmp, September 10
Plumber meets Electrician
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thats no excuse. check your work before you close the cover!

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That looks like a 200A fuse, and they simply missed when they installed that end... Did they perhaps try to replace the fuse under load??? It must have put on quite a show with an arc like that, If that is the hot side, that silly fuse may not even be blown! I hope whoever did this survived to learn a lesson.

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i guess this was running for a longer time, as the smoke ran up to the top fuse.

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