Replace burnt out breakers from BG&E broken phase Install whole home surge protection 4/1 The reason for today’s visit was to assess the damage done from the loss neutral coming from the power company. By the previous visit yesterday we found that the voltage of the Home had lost balance due to the neutral being loose somewhere in the yard. Today we had found that several of the arc faults and door function. Breakers had gone bad, which would not allow them to reset to restore power to the Home. We determined that there was a total of six of these breakers that had gone bad. One of the arc fault breakers controlled the The reason for today’s visit was to assess the damage done from the loss neutral coming from the power company. By the previous visit yesterday we found that the voltage of the Home advise balance due to the neutral being loose somewhere in the yard. Today we had found that several of the arc fault and door function. Breakers had gone bad, which would not allow them to
Performed a troubleshoot to find that customer has a loose neutral coming to the Home
We have determined that the electrical for the Dryer is in working order. After diagnostics, it would appear that the motor is locked. We recommend having the dryer replaced.
This solution includes the replacement of the fridge plug, the installation of 2 ceiling fans and one chandelier. In addition we shall wire the fridge on the line side of the kitchen GFCI and install a new gfci at a secondary counter location. We have installed 2 new customer supplied ceiling fans, chandelier, and replaced the fridge receptacle and added an additional gfci receptacle.
I ran a 6-2 seu cable from the main electrical panel on the left (400 amp service ) throughout the basement and drilled out into the garage where i ran pvc pipe up the wall and installed a customer supplied car charger. I installed a 2 pole 60 amp ch breaker in the panel Vip membership
I ran a 6-3 romex from the main electrical panel in the basement to the garage for a car charger I removed tiles from the drop ceiling and then ran my wire. After drilling to outside in the garage I stapled my wire back supporting it. Then I fished up the wall in the garage and went into the back of the car charger then mounted it to the wall. I capped off the white wire on both ends. I installed a 50 amp cutler hammer breaker then after landing the wires I tested everything I also installed a whole home ultra surge protector