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Well he's a pool guy
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When it comes to the electrical work associated with a swimming pool we hope that the person doing the work is a bona fide electrician.
I wrote a correction regarding the receptacles. It said, "Install a GFCI receptacle that is marked WR (weather resistant)". This is the result
On the way over to do the inspection I saw this. It is metal and it's sticking through the sunroof of the car. I tried to get next to him for a better picture but he took of like he was being chased.
I wrote a correction regarding the receptacles. It said, "Install a GFCI receptacle that is marked WR (weather resistant)". This is the result
On the way over to do the inspection I saw this. It is metal and it's sticking through the sunroof of the car. I tried to get next to him for a better picture but he took of like he was being chased.
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Mr. Inspector
SAWHORSE
What about the clear working space in front of the disco. Isn't that required? Looks like filter, pump, and pipes may be in the way.
steveray
SAWHORSE
They also become an aid to climb the barrier....
That was the point of the picture.
I was tempted to tell them that the receptacles are upside down. Not just to screw with them either.... I just wonder if they would do it without asking why.
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