Bubbling Light Fixture | Electrician's Masterclass

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In this video I removed a light fixture for a customer due to damage.bubbling.You will see how to safely remove the fixture by turning off the power source , removing the existing electrical box and cutting and stripping the wires back.The tools that were used were side cutting pliers , 11 in 1 magnetic screwdriver , wire strippers , hammer , utility knife , and straight tin snips.in my future videos we will be talking about the best tools to use , NEC code articles , Live Q & A forum and more residential projects.
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Disclaimer:
If you are a homeowner or an aspiring electrician always test and shut off the power of the circuit breaker or disconnect. Any new wiring, panel changes, or service upgrades require a permit. Please file an electrical permit with your town and have your work inspected. Any replacement or repair work does not need a permit. Always hire a licensed electrician if you are not sure.Electrician’s Masterclass shall not be held responsible for any damages, fire, etc that may occur as a result of viewers negligence. Please feel free to put any questions in the comment section. Thank You!
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Recipe:
SPINA Tomato Sauce (Aka Gravy Makes 6 quarts)
13 cans Tuttarusso San Marzano whole peeled plum can tomatoes 2 cans Tuttarusso San Marzano hand crushed tomatoes
1 cup extra virgin olive oil enough to fill the bottom of a 24 quart pot 8 cloves garlic minced
12 fresh basil leaves
1 tablespoon salt
1 teaspoon pepper
1 tablespoon sugar
1 box Ronzoni #8 spaghetti pasta
In a blender on high pulse 7 times each of the 13 cans of tomatoes and pour into a big bowl Coat the pan with olive oil and add the garlic on medium heat until it turns golden
Then add the sauce including the 2 cans of hand crushed tomatoes the way they are
Then add basil ,salt, pepper, and sugar stirring and reducing the heat to simmer for 4 hours Fill a 5 quart pot up with 3 quarts of water and a tablespoon of salt until boiling
Add the pasta and cook 13 minutes until the pasta falls off your pasta spoon Drain the pasta and add to a large bowl and cover it with sauce and enjoy
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Love the video man, cant wait for future content!

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Thanks Man you will see more content soon.