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by timmp, September 10
Plumber meets Electrician
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#109617 11/10/05 06:51 AM
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I don't know where they had (or if they had) the hot conductor connected to this thing.
When I touched this plug strip and a piece of grounded equipment at the same time, I got a jolt.
Maybe the hot was just dead ended and touching the case of the pmold.??

The 2 gang cover was not screwed to the junction box behind it, but to the tall backsplash.

The only good thing about it? I was at this veterinary office to remove it from above the countertop.....Scott

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#109618 11/12/05 12:43 AM
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Glad you weren't on a wet floor, man!

#109619 11/13/05 02:59 AM
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HOLY CRAP !

#109620 11/13/05 10:27 AM
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And, for good measure, it looks as if they had also disconnected / cut the green wire as well!

Plugmold typically comes with wires at each end; it is possible that they failed to cap off them.

Another possibility- one suggested by the scratching inside the plugmold- is that they simply couldn't get it closed with the wire-nuts that they had.
Our friends at Wiremold actually have their own connectors, which fit inside the case, and do not require you to "fold back" one of the wires. Their instructions are more than a little confusing, but they are better than wire-nuts for this job.


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