How to Replace a Circuit Breaker

Nice vid. Very easy to understand and useful to all homeowners. A real money saver!
5stars

i'd suggest you either get a how-to book on home electric or hire a professional. always be careful when working with an electrical panel. thx for watching the show. eric.

nice dogs and perfect video.

can you tell me how to install the electric heater 240 volt.

I'm going to put a heating in the house of my dogs outside,
I buy cable 240 amp
but my question is,

how to connect the cable to the panel.

yeah... sens i live in sweden i guess its simulator... but we have 220volts... not 115volts :)

hey thanks for the comments. always fun to hear from people. eric.

you should check with your local town hall . its my understanding that a homeowner can make repairs to their own home, but that is my opinion, not a legal one.

thanks for watching the Gardenfork! eric.

is changing these beakers out legal for an non licensed person? like me to do? is there any legal confines that i need to know about?

Great video! always looking for helpful tutorials 2 thumbs up!

the black wire is the hot, and white is neutral. if you're not sure please check a how-to book or call a professional.

thx for watching, you might want to check out our viewer forum site, which is listed in the video. thx, eric

So the black wire going into the side of the circuit breaker is "street side" hot, and bus bars are "house side"?
Is this correct?

yes, you are totally correct. paranoia is a healthy thing when dealing with electricity. and you need to match the breakers to the panel, i always bring the old breakers to the store to match the old with the new.

240 volt main in most us homes will stop your heart fast. your are right to recommend caution! I have to say again, that I love your vids. I am so paranoid that whenever I open a panel, I still probe with a meter to make damn sure i don't get hit with a transient current. good video! under current code, I think you are required to use the same brand breaker as box. but don't quote me on that.

my parents had a house like that. thankfully they've moved. just spent a few days putting lights in their basement, dad had all these extension cords looped thru the joists... yikes.

thx for the stars and the note. eric.

In the early 70s we bought a house with aluminum wiring. I spent a lot of time in the breaker box. Great video ...... Donald

Great Vid Man!!


Five Stars!!