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In Reply to: Thanks Dan, one more-- posted by Jim Austin on January 23, 2007 at 04:37:40:
Please see the electrical code, but in general; the hot and neutral are not crooswired and the earth ground goes back to main panel, connected to preferably an incoming water pipe. Since some don't have an incoming water pipe they can use a properly connected stake in the earth, or in the case of some larger apartment the steel frame of the building which can and in many cases is tied to earth ground.
ATTENTION! Please consult an electrician for what is applicable in your residence, as I have outlined some general case scenarios and do not attempt to do any of the above on your own. As for you Jim: consult with an electrician or electrical contracter on what is required.
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- Re: Thanks Dan, one more-- - Dan Banquer 04:47:41 01/23/07 (1)
- Re: Thanks Dan, one more-- - Jim Austin 04:50:49 01/23/07 (0)
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