Switching Light Bulb Fixture to Flourescent

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Originally Posted by Irving

Look up houseimprovement.com channel. They have a video on replacing a breaker that is exactly what you need.

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Found it thanks! I'm learnin' all aboot it!

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Originally Posted by Sparky

Good Luck. Just don't touch the bus bars and you will be fine. PM me with any questions.

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*gasp!*

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Originally Posted by Sparky

Are you sure they are not tied in to a gfci somewhere in the house or even a outside one?

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I will investigate more and find out. I could be wrong.

I just finished installing the 30 amp 220V wall plug for my welder. Now I can work on the jeep.

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Originally Posted by Sparky

Good Luck. Just don't touch the bus bars and you will be fine. PM me with any questions.

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I always only use one hand while working in a hot panel.

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Originally Posted by newracer

I will investigate more and find out. I could be wrong.

I just finished installing the 30 amp 220V wall plug for my welder. Now I can work on the jeep.

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I bought the Miller 140 so I didn't have to bother with 220 outlets, regular 15 amp outlets are hit and miss though and not recommended. The work cycle is shorter, but meh it works for hobby stuff.

I have the Miller 180.

Oh yeah if the romex coming into your panel has black,red, white, and bare ground the gfci breaker will not work and the electrician is a moron.

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Originally Posted by Sparky

Oh yeah if the romex coming into your panel has black,red, white, and bare ground the gfci breaker will not work and the electrician is a moron.

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Okay, I guess I will open it up today and look. So if the two circuits that he added (without GFCI and should have been) have the four wires (black/red/white/ground) don't even bother with changing out the breaker because it will not work?

I didn't see any red wires when he installed it I think it is the cable with Black/White, and ground). The only time I saw the red, was in the ceiling with the house original overhead lights that are on the light switch at the entry of the garage. (The light bulb fixtures I just swapped out.)