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Circuit breaker replacement: Follow-up
I posted about 2 weeks ago replacing a circuit breaker. I got some
excellent advice, especially from Nexus 7. I got a replacement for it at Home Depot. The only difference between the old one and the replacement was that the screw where the wire attached was at a slightly different angle on the new one, actually making it a little easier to reach with a screw driver. I made the replacement. Technically, it was quite easy. The circuit worked. Forty-eight hours later, the house hasn't caught fire!!! So, I guess all is well. Many thanks to all for their advice. Chet |
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Circuit breaker replacement: Follow-up
congrats, you are learning. work smart work safe, and dont get rattled
too much when things dont go as planned..... Its all a learning experience! |
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