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30 amps for the dryer.

Seemed more oxidized than toasted Kurt.

Insulation doesn't oxidize that much. It's toasted fer sure.

Marc

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So with the help of this forum I got this reply from the Realtor.

"So I got an electrician out to look at the panel and he suggested the whole thing be replaced, using old wire while cutting away the bad, estimated bid at $850 to $1200.

Your inspection as always was awesome and I'm so happy to have you looking out for my buyers".

So thanks!!!

Posted

So with the help of this forum I got this reply from the Realtor.

"So I got an electrician out to look at the panel and he suggested the whole thing be replaced, using old wire while cutting away the bad, estimated bid at $850 to $1200.

Your inspection as always was awesome and I'm so happy to have you looking out for my buyers".

So thanks!!!

That sparky's call was the right one...if you ask me.

Marc

Posted

The neutral shouldn't have had too much load (any) if it's a dryer. Something bad happened.

This is pretty typical of a poor connection to the neutral bar. Almost certainly not overcurrent.

We see it quite often.

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