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Old 11-07-2009, 04:38 PM   #1
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Just got back from looking at a house that 'needs some help'.

See what you can find wrong.








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Old 11-07-2009, 04:39 PM   #2
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Default But wait! There's more!

For "something" in the kitchen:



Where the stove used to be:

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Old 11-07-2009, 04:41 PM   #3
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Wire tapped to the bus, romex entering the panel thru where the panel cover would be if it was installed just to name a few.
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NM connectors need bonding bushings.
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NM connectors need bonding bushings.
Why would they need bonding bushing? Please fill me in never seen a NM connector with one.
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I see nothing that needs to be repaired.
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I see nothing that needs to be repaired.
That is your work isn't it?
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Just got back from looking at a house that 'needs some help'. See what you can find wrong.
You should have seen it before Peter fixed it up
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That is your work isn't it?
Only if it works!
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The only thing missing is a match.
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Why would they need bonding bushing? Please fill me in never seen a NM connector with one.

He's listing two seperate items

NM connectors (Insert comma here) Need bonding bushing
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He's listing two seperate items

NM connectors (Insert comma here) Need bonding bushing
That doesn't make any sense.
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That doesn't make any sense.

Try:

1. NM connectors.
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2. Need bonding bushings.
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What is the "WARNING WINTERIZED" mean?
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What is the "WARNING WINTERIZED" mean?

The house is probably a foreclosure and therefore needs to be winterized so all the pipes don't burst.
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What is the "WARNING WINTERIZED" mean?

Things don't get cold in Maine?

Water turned off. Antifreeze in toilets, sink traps, etc.
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Cool, now I know.
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