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I have recently purchased a hot tub. I also bought a 60 amp GFCI that came with a pony box. I have installed the pony box beside my main panel, installed the breaker in the pony box, and run 6 ga TECK cable from the tub site into the house, and connected it to the breaker. My question is...

On the advice of someone on another forum, my problem is solved. He suggested a cold chisel on a long extension. I had tried putting a metal bar into the hole to see if I could make contact with the staple and then give it a whack with a hammer to try to loosen it. That bar was in fact a 4...

On the advice of someone on another forum, my problem is solved. He suggested a cold chisel on a long extension. As previously mentioned, I had tried putting a metal bar into the hole to see if I could make contact with the staple and then give it a whack with a hammer to try to loosen it...

No, I cant. Below is a drawing. | | | | | --------| | | | | || | | | | || | | | | || |n | | |o The orange...

Yes, I REALLY am in Canada....LOL British Columbia to be exact. The staples are all metal, no plastic.

No, the fan is in my basement. I am working between the basement ceiling and the floor of the second storey. Access is from the box the fan was in in the basement ceiling.

Need some advice please... I have a ceiling fan that I want to move approx 8 feet from its current position. It is wired to a light switch on the other end. If possible I want to continue using the wall switch. I plan to move the fan 8 feet back toward the switch. The wire goes from the...

Need some advice please... I have a ceiling fan that I want to move approx 8 feet from its current position. It is wired to a light switch on the other end. If possible I want to continue using the wall switch. I plan to move the fan 8 feet back toward the switch. The wire goes from the...