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Isolating neutral bus from ground bus
I was looking at my sub panel beside my main panel. (It is about 2
feet away and was added a few years ago because of lack of space in main panel). I believe I read that the netral and ground busses must be isolated on a sub panel. When I checked with a continity tester, it beeped meaning they are connected. This is a Square D Homeline series model number HOMC2OU100C with a main breaker. It looks like the bonding screw was removed though? There are two blue screws one at the neutral lug area and one at the ground lug area. I removed one and still contnuity. I removed both and no continuity. These look like the screws you remove to remove the interrior of the cabinet. SHould I leave the screws out? Can anyone help me with this model? |
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