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#115860 12/31/03 06:28 PM
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What is the white wire attached to the pump cord with tie wraps?


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#115861 01/01/04 09:55 AM
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What is the white wire attached to the pump cord with tie wraps?

comes from that small x-former connected to the strip electricman2, i belive it serves a chlorination device....

when i first arrived at this job the pool had been set (it is inground , and indoors)
into a basement foundation.

the walls of which were approx 10' high.

the best i could do for bonding was to hit the rebar up @ 10' before the next pour stage, and place an additional circle around the pool before the tile guy came (however this is not bonded to anything as the crete was set)

the wet nitch was run in 3/4" pvc w/ plumbing elbows and remains unbonded...

the next time i showed up, the kids were swimming in it...the house is 1/2 done and occupied (we have no OC here)by a few of the owners teenagers

the list of potentials is quite long, yet i felt the pool took the cake...

i've beat feet to bond this back to the motor as best i could, then fed it via GFI breaker to GFI (lockout) receptacle

lack of oversight can really be nerve-racking at times...
~S~

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