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Join Date: Mar 2011
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i was told i could run 6/2 wire to a detached garage so i did its in conduit buried 2-3 feet deep so when i wired sub-panel [murray box]the left side bus bar is dead so the only way to get things to work is to have the nuetral and ground on same bus bar [right side] what did ido wrong or am i screwed
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Minnesota
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Love for Construction
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Idaho
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Disconnect the feed wires to the garage, pull the wires back through the conduit, add another 6 gauge wire to them (if the conduit is sized for it) and pull the 4 wires back through the conduit.
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Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: South Carolina
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Lets hope you over killed your conduit size. Like said above you must pull all of them back out. If you can sacrifice one conductor, you can use one of them to pull two back in.
Before you do anything, call the local building inspectors office and ask them what code cycle you are on. If you are on 2008 or 2011 you must have a four wire feeder. If you are on 2005 and before, three wire feeders are allowed. But you need three wires. H-H-N. You said 6/2. Does that mean you pulled a cable, or did you just pull two individual #6 wires? 6/2 signifies a cable and you should have two insulated wires and one uninsulated grounding conductor in the cable. Lets hope it is a cable and that you are on an older code cycle. Before 2008. |
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