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Sometimes violations are hard to find, and some times you just start laughing as soon as you open the door..... ![[Linked Image]](https://www.electrical-contractor.net/BCodes/IM000396.JPG) I'll post some more pics of this job when I get more time.
Ryan Jackson,
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Ryan did you set this up in your garage for us to have a good laugh. ![[Linked Image]](https://www.electrical-contractor.net/ubb/biggrin.gif) This is a classic, nail plates what more do you want.
Bob Badger
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Wow: two posts in under two minutes!!!
I'll have to show you the rest...you'll die. Nuetrals on hots, hots on nuetrals, bonding on the load side ( A real fire hazard in this case...think about it), Schedule 40 lateral riser, no bonds on metal raceway with GEC, etc...
Heres the best part...they used a bond bushing on the panel. What exactly are tehy bonding here...the locknut?
I'll hopefully get some more up tonight or tommorrow.
Ryan Jackson,
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They bond conduit that doesn't exist, and they nail-plate individual conductors that shouldn't be there to begin with, this all seems just a little bit backwards....
Ryan_J,
What do you mean by "bonding on the load side"?
-John
[This message has been edited by BigJohn (edited 03-28-2004).]
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Cool!
Certainly did the wrong thing in a very right way.
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I'm curious. What did you cite as "the" violation?
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Don't you need porcelien knobs and tubes here?
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hay is that knob and tube wiring LOL
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Please tell us this was not installed by an electrician. Jeez, I am really perplexed as to how this kind of installation can really be done. It is a sad state of how things are if that is a licensed electrician's work.
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Pierre,If you'd come to my part of Ga. I could show you lots of stuff like this done by "Licensed" electricians.
If I can figure out how to work this new digital camera,I'll send Bill some pics.
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