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kal
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Hi guys!
My GFI cable's in storage because of my upcoming move... can someone do me a favour and look at and write down any and all text that's on it? Thanks!
This one here:
There's a bunch of text on the large box part and possibly elsewhere too.
Kal
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konrad
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| Link Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2011 5:14 pm Post subject: |
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Are you looking for the warnings and instructions?
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rmessick
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| Link Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2011 5:27 pm Post subject: |
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On the cords: CSA-NRTL/C ST 4-10 FT2 LL39965 - - - - (UL) STO 4-10 E67474
On the box -Front - "Reset" and "Test"
On the box - Rear:
"Instructions:
1. Plug into Receptacle
2. Press Red Test Button
3. Press Reset Button: Red Flag Should Appear in Window.
4. Press Test Button: Red Flag Should Disappear.
5. Press Reset Button for Use.
Warning
Do Not Use if Above Test Fails
For use only with Xerox Equipment.
Use of Extension Cord is not Recommended
Do Not Use Where Water May Enter Case
Does Not Protect Against Contact Between Power Conductors or a Fault in Supply Wiring.
Technology Research Corp.
Part No. 40040
108EO4141
240V, 30A, 7200W Per Phase
50/60 HZ I (small triangle) N = 10 mA."
Stamped on end: >(PPE+PS) MD18<
That's all I saw - whew!
-Dick
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konrad
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Here's the back of it
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konrad
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<-- Lazy.
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kal
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milldoggy
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| Link Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2011 8:03 pm Post subject: |
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Noticed it says do not get wet. Think I am going to move mine. Had it under my hlt, behind the pumps. Concerns me a little
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rosenjm
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Is this setup considered Xerox equipment?
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rmessick
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| rosenjm wrote: | | Is this setup considered Xerox equipment? |
Yes, because we're all copying Kal 
-Dick
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rosenjm
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| rmessick wrote: | | rosenjm wrote: | | Is this setup considered Xerox equipment? |
Yes, because we're all copying Kal
-Dick |
Darn, I was hoping I could hit the copy button and keg after keg of yummy beer would come out. 
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eric_pwb
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Has anyone found a source for these cables outside of the ebay seller friesen electrical? I contacted them and they no longer have any stock, and are unsure if they will be able to get anymore instock.
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Castermmt
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Working on: Janet's Brown Ale, Terry's Kolsch, Pilsner
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| rosenjm wrote: | | rmessick wrote: | | rosenjm wrote: | | Is this setup considered Xerox equipment? |
Yes, because we're all copying Kal
-Dick |
Darn, I was hoping I could hit the copy button and keg after keg of yummy beer would come out. |
That would be even funnier if it wasn't so close to the truth. My system (80% Kal clone and 91% efficiency first brew) is so fricken simple to operate and clean one would have to say its pretty close to a copy machine or at least as simple.
Like Kal say's; it let's him concentrate on brewing great beers. Castermmt
PS. I used a 30 Amp GFI breaker I bought off E bay for $54 in my house panel as an alternative to the cord. It doesn't have to be a cord, it needs to provide the protection of the GFI to the user.
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eric_pwb
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| Castermmt wrote: |
PS. I used a 30 Amp GFI breaker I bought off E bay for $54 in my house panel as an alternative to the cord. It doesn't have to be a cord, it needs to provide the protection of the GFI to the user. |
I am aware of other options for wiring a gfi, but they are not options for me. I live in an apartment where my breaker panel is more of a sub-panel. I have NO access to a main breaker, there is not even one for my panel, so even if I wanted to switch out to a gfi breaker, it isn't really an option. I know lots of people have wired a spa panel in-line, but the cheapest they go for is around $250 here, So if i could track down one of these cords it would kill two birds with one stone.
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