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Eesh!!! This is bad! That hot, cut off piece of romex hits that metal siding, somethings gonna turn into a big heating element! (Probably the 14/2 first) They'll be lucky if the 40/50 or 60A fuses are gonna save it! Even worse if the metal siding isn't bonded to the EGC system somehow! Oh the humanity! -Randy
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I tried to get them to let me pull the fuses,they did not want make waves w/ the installer.
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When someone leans on the side of an electrified metal building & gets (at the least) knocked silly, will they still be concerned about making waves???
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they did not want make waves w/ the installer. You mean they had someone they would deign to call an installer fit this?? I would be prepared to fend off a typhoon if I came across such dismal incompetance on a job!!
If hindsight were foresight, we'd all be millionaires!
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The one who did that piece of work is an auto mechanic and is just staying there (not the property owner!) and his rugrats play there too,I will have to fix it as a freebee.
P.S. if you could see the rest of the property,it is loaded w/ old cars,wood,garbage,and other debris.
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Remind me to keep my car away from this guy! -Randy
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