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2005-12-15T02:20:44ZGoogle Groupsstonesurfspe...@hotmail.com2005-12-15T02:20:44Zhttp://groups.google.com.ag/group/home-do-it-yourself/browse_thread/thread/ec78da275ba88b58/b885f3e3091236ec?show_docid=b885f3e3091236ecgreat do-it-yourself site for redoing your fireplace mantel
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Sheltraw, Norrisnshelt...@mccneb.edu2005-09-26T17:56:49Zhttp://groups.google.com.ag/group/home-do-it-yourself/browse_thread/thread/5af7bf3d62fc23de/3f9242f442c829eb?show_docid=3f9242f442c829ebRE: Mixing different gauges of wire
You make me wonder if this is a joke. Assuming it is not, I totally <br> agree with the other poster. Your electric stove would be a fine <br> example of putting more current through a wire than is electrically <br> safe. In the case of the electric stove, the burners are designed to <br> "over heat." A 14 guage wire is designed for a maximum of 15 amps. A
asperry1asper...@gmail.com2005-09-26T08:45:03Zhttp://groups.google.com.ag/group/home-do-it-yourself/browse_thread/thread/5af7bf3d62fc23de/3658924c8297520f?show_docid=3658924c8297520fRe: Mixing different gauges of wire
This does pose a fire risk and it is not to code. If the previous wire <br> was #10 then this most likely allowed for a higher rated circuit <br> breaker. By putting a smaller gauge wire on that line, that section of <br> wire could have more current passing through that portion of the wire <br> then the #14 is rated for without tripping the circuit breaker. This
jeremydrie...@raybloch.com2005-09-25T13:02:17Zhttp://groups.google.com.ag/group/home-do-it-yourself/browse_thread/thread/5af7bf3d62fc23de/bb48d5864e7cb39e?show_docid=bb48d5864e7cb39eMixing different gauges of wire
I just did an electrical job where I spliced in about 2' of 'normal' <br> gauge elec. wire (#14?) in a long run of heavier elec. wire (#10?). <br> Everything seems to be working fine, but I wonder whether mixing the <br> different gauges of wire poses any fire risk. Anyone have any thoughts <br> on that?
Sheltraw, Norrisnshelt...@mccneb.edu2005-09-06T14:39:26Zhttp://groups.google.com.ag/group/home-do-it-yourself/browse_thread/thread/990356c866435057/214e871c8ddaefe8?show_docid=214e871c8ddaefe8RE: 240 volt wiring for wall heater
Don't know if you got an answer to your question yet or now, I just came <br> back off vacation. <br> <p>From the power source will have two hot wires and a neutral wire. On <br> the water heater, the two hot wires connect to its two wires. The <br> neutral wire grounds to the equipment. If I were wiring this, I would
PHILphilipw...@comcast.net2005-09-03T14:03:35Zhttp://groups.google.com.ag/group/home-do-it-yourself/browse_thread/thread/bf5de1772d2b2340/d8ca252d87799e4e?show_docid=d8ca252d87799e4eATTIC INSULATION
Hi, guys. I'm looking for some advice about insulating. My <br> question is a long one so I'll break it down. I have a finnished <br> attic with a knee'ed interieor wall. This creates a a storage space <br> on each side of the house facing the gutters and a small space above <br> where the peak is. LOng story short i get bad ice damming on the
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what gauge of wire required for shower ?
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Dougaholedcharl...@cogeco.ca2005-08-28T15:21:39Zhttp://groups.google.com.ag/group/home-do-it-yourself/browse_thread/thread/6a0e2b31c8a65fc2/145b1ac96c5e527a?show_docid=145b1ac96c5e527a240 volt wiring for wall heater
I need to wire a wall mounted electric heater. I have the breaker, <br> heater, wire and thermostat. What is the wiring configuration since the <br> thermostat and heater each have two wires and the wire from the box and <br> breaker is three wire cable in order to get the 240 volts
the...@greatid.com2005-08-24T17:40:44Zhttp://groups.google.com.ag/group/home-do-it-yourself/browse_thread/thread/d2e62e043aae2faa/dede4dfd18ad571c?show_docid=dede4dfd18ad571ctoilet flush valve closes before a good flush
the flush valve float seems to fall down and close before the big <br> flush. if i hold the handle and keep the float from falling closed <br> then i'll get the good flush... what can i do to adjust this? ... i <br> replaced the old one with this new one and it's not working as it <br> should...
pierrikgillette...@free.fr2005-08-23T14:53:18Zhttp://groups.google.com.ag/group/home-do-it-yourself/browse_thread/thread/04868b455c186179/5d813ed078f37fee?show_docid=5d813ed078f37feemoderation of the group
After one month away from any computer, moderation is back! <br> English is the language of the group, NOT chinese... <br> Pierre
Retro-Modern.netau...@retro-modern.net2005-08-21T15:10:37Zhttp://groups.google.com.ag/group/home-do-it-yourself/browse_thread/thread/7431cb982516e365/9ebb043da979cb63?show_docid=9ebb043da979cb63Re: wood floors
First I would suggest to give the floor a good clean, to get it free <br> from dirt and oils etc. Then I would give it a slight sanding and then <br> apply a few coats of floor sealer, like gymseal or so. If the scratches <br> are only surface deep, this will optically level them out. The sealer <br> can be applied with a pad on a stick. It will have to be a
marieviolet_eyes_40005...@yahoo.com2005-08-21T13:59:28Zhttp://groups.google.com.ag/group/home-do-it-yourself/browse_thread/thread/f941e5b04f3ac1bc/49a34c54c048c36f?show_docid=49a34c54c048c36fNeed Help
I need to list the four groups of stains.
chuckdavid_...@hotmail.com2005-08-20T15:30:06Zhttp://groups.google.com.ag/group/home-do-it-yourself/browse_thread/thread/7431cb982516e365/1158c9a262b43121?show_docid=1158c9a262b43121wood floors
I do appreciate the responses on the floors, I think I left something <br> out of the request. The finish on the floors have a lot of surface <br> scratches. I assume the finish is urethane of some type. I don't think <br> sanding is an option, maybe some other type of finish to fill in the <br> small scratches.