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[Sudo]

That sounds like a bad/loose neutral.

I was going to say the same..........

 

[Sudo]

is it the main panel or a subpannel. Keep in mind....You can't have a bonding screw in the subpanel and the neutrals HAVE TO BE SEPERATED FROM THE GROUND WIRE'S . Meaning , the Neutral Wires can't be in connection with the sub breaker panel.

 

[SenorNoob]

Sounds exactly like what happened when my parents' house had a bad neutral between the meter and the house.

 

[Snoranger]

Sounds exactly like what happened when my parents' house had a bad neutral between the meter and the house.

Sounds like a few of us have experienced this.

 

[Curious Hound]

Sounds like a few of us have experienced this.

Probably. If those voltage readings are at the panel, that narrows it down to the neutral bonding screw in the main panel or a loose connection at the ground rod outside.

 

[Curious Hound]

That sounds like a bad/loose neutral.

So far this morning, I’ve finished off 2 twelve ounce coffees, a pack of Pop Tarts and removed a cover from a fan so it can be pressure washed. On to the next work orders. It’s triple time day for a 12 hr shift.

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And repaired a few motor disconnects that had loose knife blade connections causing overheating.

Easy peasy. Just de-energize and replace the knife blade assembly