Re: Electrical Improvements
Usually 120 is used for the clock and oven-light if there is one.
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Mike(y)/W3SLK
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From: ham-amplifiers@groups.io [mailto:ham-amplifiers@groups.io] On Behalf Of BobSent: Wednesday, October 30, 2024 8:35 PMTo: ham-amplifiers@groups.ioSubject: Re: [ham-amplifiers] Electrical Improvements
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I wonder if one of the appliances had an open neutral? I know the range was probably 240 v but maybe it still used 120 v for some functions?
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The revised electical laws regarding grounding of appliances and
not using their chassis’ as a.c. returns hit home one day when I
was cooking .
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I was stirring something on the electric stove with a stainless
stirring spoon and reached for the ‘fridge door so I could retrieve
an ingredient, and there was some sort of fault and I got knocked
on my ass.
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The fault voltage, later measured was 65 volts from the
chassis of the electric stove to the chassis of the refrigerator.
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I showed this all to my LL’s son and he took a chance on touching
the pair of appliances at the same time, too.
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Sears was there the very next day with a new ‘fridge and a new
stove.
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Bless someone’s heart….
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Hal Mandel W4HBM
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