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ground wire on siemens panel
I have a siemens panel, and I got some #4 stranded copper wire to
connect to the ground rods, and water pipes. But when I go to connect it to the ground/neutral bar, it is too big(just a little too big) to fit in the slots. Is there another peice that is supposed to be for this, or do I need to go back and get solid #4 for the ground wire (and will solid #4 fit). Thanks! |
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