I am trying to figure out some of my wiring in a effort to replace much of it, does this make sence
Here is an example of the old cloth crap I am in the process of upgrading.
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I am trying to figure out some of my wiring in a effort to replace much of it, does this make sence
Here is an example of the old cloth crap I am in the process of upgrading.
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ewww, that's nasty lookin stuff.. but it looks 'normal' to me.. but what do I know...
Marlin knows a professional electrician, he has to follow Marlin around all day to fix his work
he should be around shortly!
You're not adding anything, right? Just replaceing?
Useing 12 Ga wire?
Then Yes,, it makes senSe
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Is it on at least a 15 amp breaker?
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Yes it is a 15 amp breaker, and I am replacing wire where I can.
The entire house was built in the 40's with only 2 circuit breakers for the entire house. A new panel was added at some point to separate things.
This is a portion of its current configuration behind lath and plaster walls.
I intend to modernize how everything is routed and separated to different circuits, but I need to verify the current configuration and I believe this is accurate.
So essentially I am asking is this makes electrical sense as it is drawn. I believe this is correct.
I have replaced some of the wire accessible in the attic with 12/3 wiring.
Last edited by USMC88-93; 12-08-2008 at 21:25.
Yep, as Long as You make it look like the drawing.. Make the connections tight and don't put a staple through the cable,, You should be fine....
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Go to Home Depot or one of the other building supply stores and pick up a copy of the Electrical Code. They're cheap and they have diagrams.