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Can I do this? Electrical
I know you're going to tell me to do this another way but I don't know
how strongly you're going to say it. I am going away for a few days, and I didnt' expect this. I planned to put a timer on my kitchen ceiling fixture. The one I used to have worked fine but failed, and the one after that failed too (after about 15 years each). The one I bought recently turned out to be no good for CFL's so I just got another one and it wants the neutral wire. Only for the current that it needs to run the internal clock. Not much more than a watch battery puts out, right? All I've got available is the ground wire. How bad is it to use that until I can run a neutral wire?. I already have a 12 or 14 gauge wire running to this box that used to be used for another purpose, but no time before I go away to scope it out. |
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