Gunning Electric Inc

01/17/2025

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01/13/2023

What's wrong with this ballast?

01/13/2023

HAPPY FRIDAY the 13th to me! What does this NOT say? I will give you a hint, No PCB's.

08/09/2021

Call was smoking appliances and burning smell water on floor and in walls. Nice 70's home kitchen redone and service redone. New service panel was planced over old and the wires were run through the back into the new panel with 5 romex connectors. Aluminum wires to copper and trimmed to fit onto breakers. 2/0 AL wire to 200 amp main just made it to lugs and no NOLOX. No ground wires to the new panel and a hot ground to receptacles There was no arc fault or ground fault protections anywhere. No grounds anywhere in the panel The kitchen was shocking the owner. Cant see the panel wiring because the new panel was placed over the opening of the old. I ask did you do any electrical work anythere? OH, no he said. As I was leaving after 3 hours on a saturday he said "dad will be in touch Monday to settle up. You do not need to get those plugs for the water shut off under the sink. Kids, what ya gonna do.

08/11/2020

Had a 4 wire going to a 3 wire dryer receptacle. The original electrician wrapped the ground wire around a plastic anchor screw everything else was OK at the receptacle. On the dryer white wire attached to green bonding screw and cord wires on insulated buss black white and red with a cable clamp. Let me reiterate here the dryer white wire was attached to the frame bond. There was no continuity to clear any short. Ultimately the plug cooked because of a loose cleate in the receptacle. The dryer appliance wiring was done by the dryer appliance rental company. You would think after delivering several hundred dryers and putting cords on them they would get it right , statistically speaking.

11/03/2019

Outlet did not work in livingroom. It was getting 49 volts and had an open ground. Fireplace on front hidden box in back.

08/05/2019

A quick Quiz.
What is not on this label.

06/27/2019

one of these?

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03/02/2019

I got a call "the fridge quit working." Checked the power and it had an open low voltage condition at 2 inline outlets. Here is the story. The EX husband remodeled the kitchen 10 years ago. He took out part of a wall and hid a small handy box above the ceiling. The house has a flat roof and hence no access to the "buried" box. But this was 10 years ago, a decade, 70 in DOG years. The wire under the HUGE wire nuts that barely fit in the box, came loose. Its gota be good if they are that big and blue, right? He did use cable connectors but the handy box was the small one and not big enough to handle all the wires, the big blue wire connectors and the cable connectors, but he did use a box with a lid. Ata boy! He also DUCT TAPED one of the knock outs he errantly removed to the open side of the box. He also put a lid on the box and attached it to the underside of the beam BEFORE putting an inch of Portland (concrete) plaster and wire mesh over it. Now that is real OLD SCHOOL. Took me 3 months and 4 trips to find it and fix it. Did I mention it was the EX husband. I say this all in jest and appreciate the patience of having my extension cord running across the kitchen during the holidays.

02/15/2019

I spent 4 hours and 2 trips finding this. The first 3 1/2 was exhausting any other possibilities. Then 30 minutes cutting a 10 inch hole in the living room wall, finding the problem and fixing it. It was a staple through the wire from 1980 to attach the craft backing paper of the pink wall insulation. It did not present itself till there was a heavier then normal load on the wire and it burned open. I have found a couple of these over the years. I am always amazed when I do.