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[#2] Posted: 08/07/2012 - 3:11:18 PM |  |  |
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Thanks for making me spend money!-Went to site and ending buying the Code Check Complete 2nd Edition ( my code check was very old)
Great article
John Callan
www.customizedhomeinspections.com
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[#3] Posted: 08/23/2012 - 04:18:41 AM | | |
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If I had not read the article on AFCIs I would not known that these where wrong.
They are in a home that was built in 2009 and now being sold for the first time.
I believe this is a must read for all inspectors.
Thanks Douglas
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Have a good day inspecting.
Phillip R. Smith Sr.
Samantha (Tuscaloosa) AL
www.homesweethomeinspectionsal.com
"When you inspect crap, you find crap." Phillip 2010
"Always desire to learn something useful."
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[#4] Posted: 08/23/2012 - 6:46:28 PM | | |
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Quote: Originally posted by PhillipIf I had not read the article on AFCIs I would not known that these where wrong. They are in a home that was built in 2009 and now being sold for the first time. I believe this is a must read for all inspectors. Thanks Douglas Click to View
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I scanned the article but did not see anything about the CH breakers and a problem with them. Would you be so kind as to direct me to that section of the article?
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[#5] Posted: 08/23/2012 - 7:39:52 PM | | |
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The problem is that they are branch feeder types, installed after that type was no longer allowed.
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