Yes balanced and unbalanced.... Agreed..It's like a see-saw. Two people of the same weight and all is cool. Put one really fat kid on one side and a really light kid on the other side and guess what?
That's what happens when you lose your neutral. One side will go-up while the other side is going-down and yes, shyt will blow-up!
the french have a word for it. la'poof.It's like a see-saw. Two people of the same weight and all is cool. Put one really fat kid on one side and a really light kid on the other side and guess what?
That's what happens when you lose your neutral. One side will go-up while the other side is going-down and yes, shit will blow-up!
Thanks, man after the day I had I needed a good laugh...That was funny.the french have a word for it. la'poof.![]()
i would call them. they may help with the damages if it was caused by there equipment failure.I woke up last night around 3am to a house full of smoke. When I turned the light on aside the bed it popped the bulb, about the same time the fan started throwing sparks out the back. I turned tha main braker off. This morning when it got light out I looked at the feed out at the pole, the common was broken off. Met-ed fixed it today but I lost like 4 power strips, 1 flourcent light that was turned on, 1 microwave, 5 light bulbs, and the furnance in my shop took a new control board in it. I checked the voltage tonight with my meeter and both sides are exactly 120 v.
Keith
Big Cat has a good sense of humor, he makes me laugh.Thanks, man after the day I had I needed a good laugh...That was funny.
That's excellent advise. Some power companies will even install a surge protector for free. It's worth calling and asking.Should think about getting a surge protector installed at your distribution panel
I woke up last night around 3am to a house full of smoke. When I turned the light on aside the bed it popped the bulb, about the same time the fan started throwing sparks out the back. I turned tha main braker off. This morning when it got light out I looked at the feed out at the pole, the common was broken off. Met-ed fixed it today but I lost like 4 power strips, 1 flourcent light that was turned on, 1 microwave, 5 light bulbs, and the furnance in my shop took a new control board in it. I checked the voltage tonight with my meeter and both sides are exactly 120 v.
Keith
X2 Can't hurt.they may consider the ice falling an act of god, you should still try to file a claim