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[ad#block]House Wiring: I’m interested in wiring a house.
Would you draw up a diagram for me.
please!
Background: Tamika, a Student from Pacific
Additional Comments: The best helpful website!I feel so lucky!
Dave’s Reply:
Thanks for your electrical question Tamika.
Detailed Residential Electrical Wiring Diagrams
Hi Tamika – perhaps you missed the section on this website that already has Home Wiring Diagrams.
These are fully explained home electrical wiring diagrams have:
- Home wiring photos.
- An actual set of house plans.
- Electrical Codes and circuit requirements.
- Circuit wiring for each room.
- Circuits and device options to consider.
- This wiring plan was used to wire a new home.
Choose from the list below to navigate to various rooms of this home. Enjoy!
I have provided the following links that lead to fully detailed information on this website that will assist you with your electrical question:
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- An electrical wiring diagram can be as simple as a diagram showing how to install a new switch in your hallway, or as complex as the complete electrical blueprint for your new home or home improvement project.
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I have a new dishwasher and I have been using it once a week. Last week it stopped working. A technician came to check it out. He said that the washer is OK. He said that it needs 120 volts, and the outlet that it is in only has 80 volts. What is wrong with the outlet?
Hi Dave,
The electrical circuit wiring will need to be checked for a faulty connection. Typically an electrician would look for a faulty connection with the neutral wire within the circuit wiring between the dishwasher and the electrical panel. For best results an electrician can assist you with this electrical problem.
I hope this helps,
Dave