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electrical - tester says hot/neu or hot/grd reversed
Off of 1 panel I have:
3 220V circuits 4 110V circuits When one of the 220V breakers is on, all the 110 circuits display some kind of "error" -- either hot/neu reversed or hot/grn reversed, or in one case all 3 lights come on! (which is not suppose to be an option!). It's the same error on each circuit, just different errors depending on which circuit it is. When I flip off that one 220V break, all the circuits read fine. What could it be? The 220V circuit has 3 outlets on it. And they all work. The 220V circuits use 3 wires - black, white, ground. Black and white go to the breaker. |
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