Oct 17, 2016 woodstock INCARCERATED. DO NOT FEED 78 0 Joined Jun 3, 2010 Messages 19,409 Reaction score 45,927 Location Nashville Oct 17, 2016 #11 Use a bigger hammer. Likely the connections are bad, at no load the volts look good, under a load they drop right off. have a qualified electrician check the receptacle
Use a bigger hammer. Likely the connections are bad, at no load the volts look good, under a load they drop right off. have a qualified electrician check the receptacle
Oct 17, 2016 Just1more Retired 243 0 Joined Sep 29, 2015 Messages 18,882 Reaction score 61,112 Location Forsyth 31029 Oct 17, 2016 #12 It's in a small wooden utility building and I traced the line back to the house and it comes off the outlet required underneath the house. It's got to be that outlet. I'll change it out and see what happens...thanks.
It's in a small wooden utility building and I traced the line back to the house and it comes off the outlet required underneath the house. It's got to be that outlet. I'll change it out and see what happens...thanks.