Kevin54
MEMBER EMERITUS
Re: what did you do in your garage today?
I spent the whole day trying to find a dead circuit. I changed outlets, traced wires, and still cannot find why one wall is dead. I went through the breaker box and checked the wires in it. When I built the garage, I put different walls on different circuits. The one portion of my garage was just to park in only, so it was on it's own circuit. When I kill the breaker, it kills the lights and outlets. I just can't find where the lead in wire is to that wall. When I had help wiring, the person helping me backstabbed a few of the outlets. I changed those all out what I could find (three of them) I have one outlet down low with two wires coming in but it's dead. I have an outlet directly above it with two wires coming in and it's dead (it's up high for my traffic light). Then I have one under my desk which has one wire coming in, so it's the end of the run. I replaced the outlets on either side of the wall which I assumed feeds the outlet, and they are both hot. I sure wish I had a digital camera when I built the garage and had some pics of how I wired it.
I spent the whole day trying to find a dead circuit. I changed outlets, traced wires, and still cannot find why one wall is dead. I went through the breaker box and checked the wires in it. When I built the garage, I put different walls on different circuits. The one portion of my garage was just to park in only, so it was on it's own circuit. When I kill the breaker, it kills the lights and outlets. I just can't find where the lead in wire is to that wall. When I had help wiring, the person helping me backstabbed a few of the outlets. I changed those all out what I could find (three of them) I have one outlet down low with two wires coming in but it's dead. I have an outlet directly above it with two wires coming in and it's dead (it's up high for my traffic light). Then I have one under my desk which has one wire coming in, so it's the end of the run. I replaced the outlets on either side of the wall which I assumed feeds the outlet, and they are both hot. I sure wish I had a digital camera when I built the garage and had some pics of how I wired it.


