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If something in the circuit breaks, it is somewhere for the electricity to go that is safe and not your house. Say your wire touches the electrical box and causes a short circuit. The breaker trips but the massive amount of electricity went through it already. where does it go? Into you is the worst case. But if you have a very low resistance wire connected directly to a ground, the electricity will happily go there instead. The cuircuit breaker trips and creates a different circuit with the ground wire. It doesn't just break the circuit. The electricity could go into you if it did
@pineadlarry9665 grounds are only used in ground faults. Cold water grounds are used as a way to direct the electricity back to source. Ground rods are a lighting strike protector. Short circuit means a direct path to neutral. The reason we have grounds is its a safe path back to source which is the neutral/ground bond back to the transformer at the pole. When electricity has a ground fault or short circuit it flows all the way back to the pole and back to the breaker at an insane amperage making the breaker trip.
If the pipe is not cracked you can just remove the top straightener and install new washer and puddy.. It shot take care of the leak... Best case scenario change waste and overflow😊
Based on most codes you should be able to access it via Under the floor under it either via basement or crawl space that hole your accessing now is for those connecting pipes but the drain under the tub u access from below 9/10 times and no I’m not a plumber but I’m aware how a lot of it works
Tricep Dip Challenge is now underway, I want all of you who install these brackets to do as many tricep dips as you can and leave a comment with how many you did!!
My opinion is raise it off the roof and you should be educated on RV and camping life to overcome this obsticle. No, it was not done right and there is a way. Research leads to wisdom, so does trial and error, so does asking a question like you did.
Granule loss, 4 roof layers that are most likely not fastened with the correct length nails. The garage roof has been damaged for so long the wood framing under it is also damaged.
It's crazy to think that construction was so on point in the 90's people took pride in their work but were such dick heads and never passed on the trade correctly to the next generation. This generation is starting to act like China with its tofu construction
