Is that an old Quincy Compressor I see there? Worked a a few of them back in the day at the quarry.
Is that an old Quincy Compressor I see there? Worked a a few of them back in the day at the quarry.
That could happen!I was thinkin' of the possibility some plastic casting flash was interrupting the contact on the inside... and you moving it dislodged the flash.
That could happen!
Finally called an electrician and after some quick checks to make sure power from pole was good on both legs decided the main switch next to meter was at fault. He used some jumpers to by-pass the switch till he could get back in a couple days with new switch. He left the old switch so I decided to investigate. After drilling out rivets that hole the switch together found the problem, literally a bug in the switch holding one set of contacts open!
Screw in a 2 prong receptacle and plug in a 4 watt nite lite.BTW, the dorm fridge is where I stash my welding rod. It has a small lightbulb in it to keep it dry.
I've gone as low as a 15 watt appliance bulb and it keeps burning out. Not sure why.
How warm does it get inside the fridge?BTW, the dorm fridge is where I stash my welding rod. It has a small lightbulb in it to keep it dry.
I've gone as low as a 15 watt appliance bulb and it keeps burning out. Not sure why.
How warm does it get inside the fridge?