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#119005 11/16/04 12:57 AM
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Among other things, note the box and EMT on the workbench that are plugged in to the dangling receptacle. This is in the same place where we needed to install some additional flourescent lighting. Opened a box to tie in the new lighting and found a variety pack of #12 and #14 on the same circuit. Figured we had better take a quick look at the panel and found a 30A breaker "protecting" the circuit..........

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#119006 11/16/04 07:34 AM
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The Fire Extinguisher is quite fitting, given the circumstances.

#119007 11/16/04 04:36 PM
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Yeah, but it is right under the source of ignition, lol.


Stupid should be painful.
#119008 11/16/04 04:42 PM
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Its one of those complicated mouse trap thingies. When the disconnect falls it hits the fire extinguisher which puts out the fire! Damn smart I say :P

#119009 11/16/04 04:43 PM
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the reason the extinguiser is under the source of ignition is because its an automatic extinguiser. when the molten steel from the burning disconnect drips on the extinguisher, it will melt a hole in it. the extinguiser will automatically discharge, putting out the fire.

[This message has been edited by cpalm1 (edited 11-16-2004).]

#119010 11/16/04 08:30 PM
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Given the extreme slipshoddiness of the installation- and overfusing ("overbreakering?")it to boot- I have to wonder what sort of powdered chemical lurks in that extinguisher... "Why, sure, I can use ANY ol' thing in this here fire extinguisher- I done charged it with this powdered stuff I found out yonder in the barn- it said 'Magnesium Powder' on it..."


No wire bias here- I'm standing on neutral ground.
#119011 11/16/04 09:01 PM
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I must admit that this is the best photo I've ever seen of tap rule violations.

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