A response to an FPE call out.

[Robert Jones]

This is the response to an FPE call out. First time in 12 years that I have seen this, on paper anyway.

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[Chad Fabry]

Cool. They just insured that person's house against future electrical fire and possible loss of life.

[Marc]

Describe the author.

Marc

[Les]

I think that is a well written letter. It establishes a "point in time" and really says nothing regarding the controversy. The second to last sentence is the real clincher; they offered a prediction and they said operate. My experience is that the operation of the breakers is the potential problem.

I like it. Makes your job easy.

[Jerry Simon]

Ya know, when the client and/or seller can Google FPE and read for days, how much weight would such a letter carry for your client? I'll tell ya how much; zip, zero, nadda. (But you already know that.)

[Robert Jones]

Marc,

The author of that letter, is the general manager of a local electrical company... Still wondering if it was a family member of the seller.

[Scottpat]

So that is from an inspection company and not an electrician? I love it! That is a letter I would have framed for the client so they can hang it next to the panel....

[Robert Jones]

Oooops. I misspoke Scott. It was an electrical company. I will edit... Sorry.

[Marc]

Do you plan to refute this clean bill of health?

Marc

[Robert Jones]

I have already shared with my clients, my opinion, along with links and videos of reports on the panel. I was very clear that the panel should be replaced. All we can do is offer our opinion and provide evidence and reasoning. The rest is up to the client.

[Rob Amaral]

The letter is missing the IR scan they took of it...