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 large splices in panel
[#2] Posted: 04/05/2012 - 3:26:30 PM |  |  |
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I think you covered it, John. The buyers probably won't do a thing about it. but it's there in your report.
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large splices in panel
[#3] Posted: 04/05/2012 - 3:26:50 PM | | |
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Depends on how it was taped. If the bolts were wrapped with cambric, then rubber, then vinyl, I'd say it's fine, even if the bolts do press on the door.
If they were just wrapped in vinyl tape, then the installation is inadequate even if they aren't touching the door.
I'd also question the connection. Are there split bolts that can accommodate those two disparate wire sizes?
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