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Doug Miller wrote:
In article , "Walter R." wrote: I want to identify a circuit breaker for a disconnected stove in my main panel (looks like # 6 red and black wires). This is a large house and the main panel is a maze of wires and breakers (200 A service). How can I tell which breaker controls this particular circuit? Ummm... why not take the cover off the panel, and see which breaker those #6 red and black wires go to? Hi, Hmmm, No labels listing which braker is for which circuit? I don't understand. Every single house I have built/lived had clearly marked label on the panel. Tony |
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