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Kevin L. OgleU.S.
Available
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I can answer any question regarding the wiring of invisible dog fencing. I am especially skilled in the installation, repair, dog training, and maintenance regarding the system. I am not qualified to answer any questions regarding AC house wiring or installation. | |
Bob SponaugleAvailable
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Just about any <u>home wiring</u> question. (not appliance repair) I have done all kinds of home wiring for myself, including adding a new breaker box, etc. Please, questions from North America only. Please be specific with details. Please note that I am a homeowner who is self-taught. I know a lot, but I am not an electrician. I always base my answers on following the rules. If you are asking me how to jury-rig something, you probably won't like my answer. | |
Will BabbittU.S.
On Vacation
returns 12/01/2009 |
Electrical MOTOR or APPARATUS trouble shooting, motors, electrical problems, repair of most any electrical/mechanical/electronic apparatus, OEM, AC, DC, Industrial Applications, Three phase, single phase failure mode, determining the root cause of the equipment failure BEFORE failure of the replacement, antique appliances, motors, fans, many ceiling fans/base mount fans, poor equipment performance, modifications, habitual failures, vibration, redesign, obsolete issues, collectible items restored, rewinding. Owner of EMR Repair Inc www.emrrepair.com More information under Engineering/Motors | |
Master BobU.S.
On Vacation
returns 11/29/2009 |
Master Electrician / Owner RKO Electric (USA Only) - can answer most of the typical residential, commercial and industrial electrical questions regarding new installations, wiring additions, lighting, switches and receptacle outlets and electrical upgrades of any nature.I will make every effort to respond to your questions as soon as possible at the end of the work day...very busy electrical company - your patience is appreciated. Stop by and see us at: www.rkoelectric.com | |
J CookU.S.
Maxed Out
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General electrical wiring, including but not limited to, residential, panelboards, control wiring, low voltage wiring, Heating and A/C control wiring, single and three phase wiring. | |
Bruce GrantU.S.
Maxed Out
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I can answer any questions about residential electrical wiring and most questions about commercial wiring. In my own business, I insist on using best practices in all work we do (which to me means "to Code" or BETTER, using the most recommended ways to do things). | |
BennyU.S.
Maxed Out
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I can answer questions concerning the home wiring system. Other than the power requirements for them, I have no experience in appliance or HVAC repairs. Over the years, I have acquired some working knowledge of this equipment and therefore will do my best in answering any question you might have. | |
BenU.S.
Maxed Out
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Can answer questions in the residental,commericial electrical fields. From Trouble shooting to new installation,service changes and related items. We can answer questions about Generators,We are a Authorized dealer and service center for a few major Brands Visit us on line at www.gbelect.net | |
PASCACK VALLEY ELECTRIC Bob MossmanU.S.
Maxed Out
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Licensed Master Electrician (29 years) 6165B Contractor in Closter New Jersey with 38 years total experience in Residential - Commercial - Industrial work. Emergency Service - General trouble shooting and repair work - Paddle fans - Kitchen & Bath exhaust fans - AC lines - Smoke detectors - Telephone lines - Cable TV lines - Computer network cabling - Exterior lighting - Recessed lighting - Security lighting - (200 - 150 - 100 amp service up grades) - Electric Heat - New circuits - New appliance hook ups - Back up generators - and more ! FREE ESTIMATES 201-358-1552 www ..... | |
Robert WilberMaxed Out
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Licensed Philadelphia electrician serving Delaware, Chester, Montgomery and Philadelphia County in Pennsylvania. I install and repair residential, commercial and industrial wiring and lighting. Troubleshooting and repair of problems that stump other people is my favorite. I am willing to help people figure out why things don`t work. I understand motor controls, transformers and machine wiring. I am not willing to teach novices to do installations of advanced work or replace basic personal research. | |
Greg HughesU.S.
Maxed Out
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Residential Electrical including Appliances and HVAC with 28 years experience. |
Hi. You may have a wire that is not making contact. A neutral wire broken will cause the two phases to be in series with each other at 220 volts. A broken hot wire will cause power to go through any
Hi. If you don't need the red wire, then cap it at both ends. However, it depends on why there is a red wire. If there is one switch, and the circuit continues, then you need to leave the black
Pulling wires is partly technical and partly an art form. Having the right tools makes all the difference. If you do not have attic or crawl space above the ceiling this is very tricky. You say the
The amount of lighting will depend on several factors. One is your age, another is what type of equipment you will be using, and the other is how much natural lighting there will be. If you will be
Hi. It sounds like a loose wire somewhere. These things can be hard to track down. Somewhere in the circuit, there is a break. It could even be at a device that is working, because it could be the
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