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Ed, The roof on the front of that house looks like the craziest thing I've seen for a while!.
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That whole addition looks like it was designed & built while intoxicated....."Come over & help me on my house, guys...free beer!"
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Beatlejuice! Beatlejuice! Beatlejuice!
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The home owner did not want me to open the panel A 60 Amp main and 3 ea 40 amp 2 pole breakers. That was it. All wire #12. He wanted me to sign it off as safe so he could sell the place. He was very angry when I said no. I could not get a pic inside the panel as he was there at that time. He said he put those breakers in because they don't trip in the middle of a cold nite. There is no A/C washer or dryer, and the stove is gas as is the furnace. The house is only 560 sqft. He didn't want to pay 1 dime to fix anything. I just sent these and a note to the AHJ. House still has not sold as prospective buyer backed out.
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nesparky wrote: He said he put those breakers in because they don't trip in the middle of a cold nite. 40A ocpd on #12s??? So what you're saying is that he's using his home wiring for radiant heat?? Does he have an outbuilding to store marshmallows to roast when the house catches fire??? I can't believe someone could be so brainless as to think an electrician would just let that "slide" Lucky thing the buyers had someone of Ed's calibre doing the inspection! -Randy
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Originally posted by Lostazhell: So what you're saying is that he's using his home wiring for radiant heat?? ROFLMAO, Randy! I gotta remember that one!
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40 amp 2 pole breakers. That was it. All wire #12. He wanted me to sign it off as safe so he could sell the place. He was very angry when I said no. I could not get a pic inside the panel as he was there at that time. He said he put those breakers in because they don't trip in the middle of a cold nite. thats one of the hardest DIY bodge i've ever heard or seen. HELL
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This shows the small house utility room more clearly.
- nesparky Also here are a couple more of an receptacle that had the wiring soldered together
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That detail pic of the utility room seems to show the caliber of workmanship too: Water heater partially blocking access to the panel, and what about those conduits emerging from the left of the panel and then turning downward? Looks as though they're right across a gangway!
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