Good video, but you did not show how to wire the load. Watched the whole thing waiting for you to cover that and u skipped right over it. Sad

No sound?

Thank you brother

Hi. I have turned off the main city water shut off in the basement to replace a Shark Bite fitting that wont shut off anymore. I have released the water pressure all through the house and in the sink and shower of the en suite where I am working but water keeps coming out of the water supply for the toilet. It wont stop. There is no water in the toilet tank so its not coming from there. Never seen this before. When you shut off the mains and relieve the pressure in the system water should not be coming from a supply line ? Any ideas ? Thanks

Now a days, after storm my circuit barkers knocks off frequently almost all of them. Can you tell me why. Thank you in advance.

incredible video, thank you!

So how can you wire it so, that recepticals down stream, are not tripped when the gfci trips.

Great video 👍 but isn’t it better to have your garage surface painted all white from the outside because of its very high sun light reflectivity of 80 to 90% keeping it much cooler automatically compared to a darker or black coloured garage that absorbs a lot of heat from the sun radiating the heat everywhere.

Excellent video!! Thank you for sharing.

Needed to insulate my attic. Ended up choosing. TAP (thermal acoustic pest) cellulose insulation. It's treated with boric acid as a fire retardant but it's also a pest control product and is harmless to humans. One of the best decisions I've ever made.

Interesting n informative upload. Seems easy to prep n apply. Have ants of different types; silverfish n some cockroachss to deal with. May gather more info n possibly try the product. Kudos for ur upload. Anticipating ur next one. Peace

My gfci always be trippin'

Your first 2 reasons are wrong. GFCI receptacle does not trip from overload or short between the hot and neutral. It's purpose is to detect a current leakage of at least 5mA from hot to neutral. That current will go to ground and trip the device, hence the name GFCI. With or without a ground wire connection, the user becomes a potential ground and there to protect them. Overload and a short between hot and neutral is the circuit breakers purpose.

thanks

YUP it's long overdue that everyone MUST install AFCI in non wet & GFIC in wet areas... this is NOT just about YOU- it's about the whole neighborhood... just look at the wildfires in Co & Ca recently... one house going up in flames threatens many lives other than the home owners... so long past due that everyone got on board with this safety upgrade to residential electrical systems!

Where is the materials list. Great video

GFCIs offer much needed extra protection for a modest increase in price. AFCIs offer very limited extra protection at a ridiculously exorbitant cost. Manufacturers have lobbied governments to require AFCIs almost everywhere to allow them to EXTORT customers in the name of 'safety'.

In metal old box should you wrap the outlet with elect. Tape?

Tell corporate they're the same. At least in the Thumbnail picture.

So. What if u don't know what breaker controls that switch ? How do u find it without turning off all breakers?

Please be advised by a real electrician before going forward.

Nice!

I just bought this at Best Buy outlet as open box, unfortunately it doesn’t comes with the mounting hardware, so you know where I can get those?

Good my noise caught the burning smell before it got worse

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unfettered consumerism slay

My shower knob I think the inside is destroyed at a point where that I can't unscrew it anymore it just rotate but won't connect to unscrew

This video is a fantastic resource for anyone looking to rejuvenate their bathroom! The step-by-step walkthrough for removing old caulk and applying new caulk is very clear and easy to follow. I appreciate how you detailed the tools and materials needed upfront, making it simple to gather everything before starting the project. Thanks for sharing such a comprehensive guide-this is definitely a video I'll be recommending to friends and family looking to freshen up their bathrooms. Keep up the great work!

but what does a bad breaker mean? will it not trip? or will it trip at the slightest thing?

Who likes moldy caulk

Seriously who asked about the clock. That's the most intuitive oven clock I've ever seen.

Time 4:25 ! Bootleg ground 😅

Time 2:51 gfci

Happy face !? It looks shocked to see me

In 2020 we got a new to us home. We had the service upgraded to AFCI breakers. Within six months a tree in the yard was hit by lightning. That caused every breaker to trip. We had zero damage because of this. I would never go back to standard breakers again. It saved everything electrical in the home and we only had to get the tree removed.

can it record 24/7?

This is a great idea. Something I've been meaning to do

Change the cartridge same issue I did put it in upside down so right is on the hot side now. What are your thoughts?

After doing this, is it safe to use the outlet for a grounding mat?

These are easy cases. I don't have power to *any* of the outlets . *Now* how does one find out which outlet is the first?

Thanx you for your tip. This is exactly what I am looking for

Does is come with that power cord?

Im too immature for this video lol

I followed your video exactly. Thank you so much! But, my water still come on. They guy at home depot said I might need to change the cartridge, but it's inside the wall covered by tile. There is a small hole 3inches or so. How can I get it out?

Great video. Thanks for sharing

For anyone considering this, removing caulk from a bathroom is a total pain in the fucking ass.

If I use clear caulk will it show the gap or is it opaque enough that you cant see it?

Do we have to use the wifi option?? To run the dishwasher.

How do I go about the install if I have 3 black wires on the current switch?

Are you sure about using load from gfi to protect an receptacle next on same leg ?