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This light is located but a few doors from my home. I wonder how long it will work, until the wires wear through? And- how long will it take the handyman to find the reason the breaker keeps tripping? ![[Linked Image]](https://www.electrical-contractor.net/forum/RS/550Lee_Joseph_loose_light.jpg)
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Well, if the breaker is of "Zinsconian origin", just follow the shower of sparks ![[Linked Image]](https://www.electrical-contractor.net/ubb/biggrin.gif) Probably would guess a few weeks of swaying in the wind and the conductors will ground out. A.D
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Just dropoff your card. Im sure you will get a call in a couple of weeks at best. Hopefully the conduit is properley connected or else there may be a chance of energizeing the pipe,
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Is it just me, or does this mess look like it has been painted WHILE dangling like that?
Either that, or we can only see the neutral wire...
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Good catch, NJ! While the light may be playing a trick, I just looked... and you are probably right!
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An update.... this fixture was out...but now has a new bulb in it. That someone would change the bulb without fixing the problem amazes me!
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Why bother to even change the bulb? It looks like it was supposed to light up the wall, but it's not quite doing the job. Reno: is this located in the southwest? (just wondering what kind of weather it's exposed to)
[This message has been edited by PEdoubleNIZZLE (edited 11-12-2006).]
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