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Default AC wiring question - identifying neutral wire

RW Salnick wrote:


Please make sure that you have all your AC appliances unplugged when you
are checking...



Also, recall Paul's point that if the
neutral and ground are switched at just
a single receptacle, then the two will
be indistinguishable everywhere.

It is difficult to offer relevant advice
since we really don't know what you are
trying to do. Is it your plan to
correctly wire all the outlets and
appliances? Are there three of these or
thirty? We still don't know if you have
an isolation transformer on board. That
kind of stuff.

Chuck


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