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Arthur Shapiro
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Is There An Electrician in the House?
In article om,
wrote:
OTOH, you mention Al wiring. I'd save up all small change to pay for
verifying, changing
all connections to safe ones; properly crimp on pigtails, whatever. Al
connections are a
huge danger.
When I moved in, in 1987, I pigtailed every outlet with NoAlOx filled wire
nuts. I've had to examine a couple of those outlets over the years and was
pleased to see the nuts were still tight and apparently filled with the gorp.
I know crimping is now the approved methodology, but I'm satisfied with what I
see. But I appreciate the suggestion (and everyone else's input on the
original issue).
Art
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