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The Complete Idiot's Guide to Electrical Repair

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The Complete Idiot's Guide to Electrical Repair is a basic instruction manual on home wiring and repair. The book covers AC/DC, volts, watts, fuses, and circuit breakers, national and local codes, and caution signs and safety concerns. Learn when it's best to do-it-yourself and when you need to bring in the pros. Also covered are extension cords and multiple strips, switches and receptacles, installing fixtures and adding new circuits, and working around existing wiring.

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Author:	Terry Meany
Paperback:	400 pages
Publisher:	Alpha
Publication Date:	February 18, 2000
Language:	English
ISBN:	0028638964
Package Length:	9.2 inches
Package Width:	7.47 inches
Package Height:	1.01 inches
Package Weight:	1.72 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 1 reviews

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Waste of money Sep 26, 2011 By Kenneth Ng
Don't buy this book. It contains little useful information and is poorly illustrated. I bought this book because I want add a new panel to my house and am considering doing most of the wiring myself. After reading the book, I still don't know how to wire light switches in different parts of a room to control the same light fixtures, how to wire 220V circuits, what type of wire to use for different amperages, etc. The wiring drawings are scanned drawings done on paper and there are no diagrams at all telling you what wires to connect where. The photos are black and white and on the Kindle you can't really see anything. Honestly, the authors need to read The Complete Idiot's Guide to writing Complete Idiot's Guides.