@@TheVirtualElectrician that really wasn’t the answer I was looking for. I just did this job and what I did was used little numbered stickers on the breaker which corresponded with the attaching wires. Thank you.
I have a question so I have a 30amp for my hot water heater when the old heater was token out it was leaking at the heat elements and water was every where then it made a pop electrical spark so should i change my breaker for new one .?
I’m sure he has the main breaker off. And tested off. Otherwise he is jeopardizing safety personally and the home. Best if main breaker is removed. No connection from the meter to the house at all is best.
Is there a video on this? It’s so stupid to me that there’s so little information on this. It’s not rocket science I know. I just haven’t ever had to do it before.
Great job bud
Thanks
You pulled all the wires off the breakers. How do you know which breaker to put the wires back on to?
you match the wire size to the breaker size
@@TheVirtualElectrician that really wasn’t the answer I was looking for. I just did this job and what I did was used little numbered stickers on the breaker which corresponded with the attaching wires. Thank you.
Wire stretchers do exist. Fence builders use them all the time.
touche
I have a question so I have a 30amp for my hot water heater when the old heater was token out it was leaking at the heat elements and water was every where then it made a pop electrical spark so should i change my breaker for new one .?
i would check the wires
I’m sure he has the main breaker off. And tested off. Otherwise he is jeopardizing safety personally and the home. Best if main breaker is removed. No connection from the meter to the house at all is best.
Is there a video on this? It’s so stupid to me that there’s so little information on this. It’s not rocket science I know. I just haven’t ever had to do it before.
Déjà vu, again.
i think we finally got it uploaded correctly this time.