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Posted by AKS on December 21, 2006, 4:45 pm
I hope that you guys think that, that is something unusual
in my line of work I would say that at-list dozen places
I work where customer do not know where disconnect or
main circuit breaker is I work on one today it took them
15 min. to find bloody main breaker, I have learn to sit
let them scramble for it.
Dido
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> http://www.theconservativevoice.com/ap/article.html?mi=D8M463J80&apc=9001
>
> Electrical short preceded fatal Mo. fire
> Tuesday, December 19, 2006 10:03:23 PM
>
> Hours before a deadly fire at a group home, a maintenance man
> intentionally short-circuited some wiring to cut off power while he
> worked on the furnace, investigators said in a report issued Tuesday.
>
> The report by the state fire marshal's office did not pinpoint the
> cause of the Nov. 27 fire that killed 10 people at the home for the
> mentally ill and disabled. But it listed an electrical short or
> overload in "makeshift" wiring in the attic as a possible cause.
>
> .................
>
> A worker wanting to temporarily cut off power to part of a home would
> ordinarily flip a circuit breaker manually, then reset it later. But
> Forrester said he did not know which circuit breaker in the electrical
> box led to the furnace.
>
> Asked by the investigator why he didn't simply unplug the furnace, he
> said: "I don't know, didn't even think about it."
>
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