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Denis Carey

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  • in reply to: Module 4 Unit 11 #26929

    Okay Susan.. Thanks for that.

    in reply to: Basic Electricity #26909

    Okay Susan.. Thanks for that.

    in reply to: Basic Electricity #26903

    Dear teacher, In Basic Electricity, Module 4, Unit 10..

    I was just wondering about joining wires in the fridge.
    Would solderless connectors be easier to use than a barrel, as they would seal the joint.
    With the barrel we have to be trying to seal it with silicon.
    Thanks for your help.
    Denis

    in reply to: Basic Electricity #26873

    Okay Scott.. Thanks for that.

    in reply to: Basic Electricity #26858

    Hi Susan, It’s in the reading assignment in the Kleinert text, page 249..

    Table 10-1 standard wire-gauge sizes for copper wire..

    Just the sizes I don’t understand..

    Thanks Denis.

    in reply to: current in the neutral #26827

    Okay Susan.. Thanks very much for that.

    in reply to: current in the neutral #26820

    Hi Susan, Thanks for your reply, it does help, just wondering do you know if it’s the same over in Ireland..

    We have 240vac with live neutral and earth..

    We don’t have 120vac, do you know do the same rules apply here with the neutral at 0 pot vac..

    Thanks.

    in reply to: current in the neutral #26813

    Should be zero volts if neutral is connected to ground correctly..

    in reply to: module 4 basic electricity unit 8 #26724

    Hi Susan.. Thanks for your reply.. Yes it dies help a lot.👍

    in reply to: Module 4 Unit 7 #26704

    Okay Susan.. Thanks for your reply..
    Thanks for that. Denis.

    in reply to: 0hm’s law and Watt’s Law #26396

    Hi Susan, Thanks for your reply, I am trying to get my head around this stuff..

    Like you said just keep working at it and it will come..

    I hope so..))

    in reply to: Core: top-load washer operational overview #26327

    Hi Susan..
    Question number 6 All top-load washers have an independent pump motor

    Is correct answer because, some of pump motors are direct-drive and connected to the transmission by the drive coupler.
    So this would mean the motor is not independent.

    Thanks.

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