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Nice job, it's looks great.
Real nice work there.. This should be in the wall of fame not the wall of shame.
Yes, i installed the"dont let it rain in the control cabinet" type, building feeds are all gfi/surge supressed.
Originally Posted by Iceman75 Yes i did have a print or at least what was left of it,but its pretty straight foward wiring, from beginning to end about 3 days to complete.carbon tracking was the least of this ones problem its hard to see in the pic but most of the 2 gauge wiring vaporized and copper plated the inside of the door. did you put any kind of surge protection in place?
Yes i did have a print or at least what was left of it,but its pretty straight foward wiring, from beginning to end about 3 days to complete.carbon tracking was the least of this ones problem its hard to see in the pic but most of the 2 gauge wiring vaporized and copper plated the inside of the door.
Impressive. I'd hate to be the one getting the bill.
Pretty impressive re-wiring it like that. Nice work! Did you at least have a wiring diagram to go by? I'm curious too as to how long it took?
How long does it take to rewire that?
well, that cleaned up rather nice
What carbon tracking?
awesome. That wasn't a cheap fix.
Lightning strike or rain Got a call a while back from one of our large property managers about an old mcquay rps100 roof top unit that had been "struck by lightning", only took out the compressor control/power section. No damage to supply/return fan or damper wiring. I suspect the puddle of water in said compressor section is the real culprit. Just a before and after pic.
Lightning strike or rain
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