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Office Violations #173418
01/09/08 03:02 PM 01/09/08 03:02 PM

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Here are a few more code violations I found at my dad's office when we were remodeling.

The picture of the thermostat connected the heater there is a 240 volt circuit that had a heating unit installed previously to this one.

The J-box that I opened looked worse when it had three, 6-AWG wires which was an old range circuit that remained from when the place was a restaurant.

At least some one had enough sense to install a ground wire for the circuits on the ENT run and one outlet.

The other J-box picture is an unsupported box with NM cable coming out of it in the panel ceiling in the finished part of the basement.

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Re: Office Violations [Re: Admin] #173426
01/09/08 03:49 PM 01/09/08 03:49 PM

EV607797

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Hence, my signature line........

---Ed---

"But the guy at Home Depot said it would work."

Re: Office Violations [Re: EV607797] #173576
01/13/08 05:37 PM 01/13/08 05:37 PM

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Oooh I like those 3M T/R wirenuts! Throw the rest of this away....

Re: Office Violations [Re: Lostazhell] #173658
01/15/08 05:38 PM 01/15/08 05:38 PM

wa2ise

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Wonder how many AHJ's end up in an office in town hall with violations like this, but can't get their employer town to spend the money to correct them...