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Re: (ET) Another lesson learned

Subject: Re: (ET) Another lesson learned
From: Lee Richardson <lrichard jbc edu>
Date: Wed, 31 Aug 2005 08:00:13 -0400
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From Lee in Tennessee:

I had the same problem. When I hot wired the disconnect it was like a newtractor. I'd forgotten how much power that baby had.

Totally lost power.
When I reached for the disconnect, I noticed it was extremely hot.

References:
- (ET) Another lesson learned
  - From: Pestka, Dennis J

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