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Re: Question for the Electricians on 110V
[Re: MR_P_BODY]
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12/29/20 10:20 PM
12/29/20 10:20 PM
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Posts: 3,623 Millinocket, Maine
JonC
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Well just blew another switch......screw this crap... I'll get my buddy over here when we get back from vacation... not wasting $30 a pop Ok, you so far have spent $60.00 and add on another $30.00 for another one, that's $90.00. Hire a qualified and licensed electrician for one hour at (in my area $50.00 an hour) and get it done. Geeeezz
Last edited by JonC; 12/29/20 10:22 PM.
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Re: Question for the Electricians on 110V
[Re: JonC]
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12/30/20 11:19 AM
12/30/20 11:19 AM
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Posts: 374 Alberta, Canada
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The problem is there are at least three different arrangements to wire a three way (with a single light). Without seeing how the original wiring is, it would be almost impossible to walk someone with limited knowledge through it. I know a couple Master Electrician in my area that can't even do the simple way to do it. Again, without determining how the wires are run it will be difficult to walk anyone through it. JMHO When identifying which wires are which in a 3way circuit, the number of possibilities in how the wires are run is not relevant. All you need is the three wires on each switch. No matter what the setup is, there will always be two wires that run between and are connected to both two switches, one switch will have the line connected, and the other will have the load connected.
Peter
'65 300 'vert 413/4spd '18 Challenger R/T Shaker '19 Durango R/T
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