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I have knob and tube wiring and I am upgrading from 60 amps to 100 amps but not replacing the knob and tube wiring is it safe.
This kid with no electrical schooling has been going out trying to find my boyfriend, with Masters electrician license, to get jobs for them to do. So I was wondering what ...
I have a fuse box in my apartment. I need a 220 line for my dryer. Is there anyway to add a 220 to the existing 110 line, without converting to a breaker box?
To repair florescence lights
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Update fuses to breakers
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