Recent content by Jbfan74

Put in the taller panel and you can splice to the existing wires to reach the bus, or you can install the panel "upside down"

No need to use MC unless it is required in his area. NM can be fished down a wall without being stapled.

Are you going to finish the basement at some point? Junction boxes can not be hidden. What i do is run 2 1/2 in pipes to the box, one for the wire in and one for the wire out. Nothing wrong with cable inside a sleeve of conduit.

I have a great Mother in law also. She lives 7 hours away!

Use thwn wire instead of the uf and make your life easier when pulling.

You don't need the gfci in the main panel. The spa panel has a gfci included. What do you mean by whip?

If you are in GA, a neutral is required at the 3 way switch in the house. I prefer to not put my lights on the load side of gfci's. Go Jackets! THWG

Chances are you will need at least 2 circuits, and maybe 3. If you think you will save that much with electric, then put in a 40 gallon tank heater.

My feelings were hurt!!!!

I would not go with the extra exspense, but it is your house, go for it. Are you also going to do the kitchen this way?

Does the new oven come with a whip? If it does, then you need a j box somewhere to connect the whip to the feed.

I would slap that plate on, line the screws up and move on. Now that makes 5!:)

Sorry to hear about your injuries, and I hope you are doing better. With that said, coming to an internet forum and asking legal questions is not smart. The only person that can answer your questions is a lawyer. We can speculate what might have cause the problem, but not a single sole on...

Really stupid advice don!

Remove the wires from the breaker, place wire nuts on them and push them out of the way. Remove the breaker in question, and install the new circuits you want. Leave the old breaker inside the panel.