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I tried to post this to earlier but it hasn't shown up yet so I thought I
made an error so I'm trying again-sorry for a 2nd post if the first shows up after all. I need to find the circuit breaker for two outlets (2 breakers if the two outlets are on different ones). I know where the box is ( I think) but not which breaker is it. What are the risks if I short out the outlet to find the breaker? Reasonable risks, not "blowing up the city" risks. What would be the best way to do this? I'm not going to hold a paperclip and stick it in both slots. I was thinking of a plug and cord with the two wires connected together and taped, but is there a better way? -- charles |
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