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Thanks bud it helped

Thank you, thank you, thank you!

Thank you sir.

Great Video for all level in installing an AC Disconnect

Great job Brother ❤❤❤❤

Violation of NEC 250.140(B) that allows 3 wire says "... if an equipment grounding conductor is not present in the outlet or junction box...". So that section doesn't apply, you have to use a a four wire receptacle in compliance with 250.140(A), and change the cord per appliance manufacturers instructions.

Ty for having this video

Thank you thank you so much. It helped me a lot. I just moved to a new home with a different outlet on the dryer and appreciate your help. Be grateful and God bless you.

It was really helpful!

Very good and clear explanation. Thanks

Since it is 240v shouldn't you use 10/2 Romex????? Asking for a friend...

Nice video but if it was 120v. How would that wire to the box.

Should wrap your white wire with some red tape to signify 240. I think that’s code.

Birds in cars?!?!😱

Gotta be a fuse or something I hope 😭. So I have 7-8 outlets all reading Open Hot top & bottom except One of the outlets the bottom one works but the top one stopped working as well last year open hot. Trips everytime I plug my computer or treadmill up in bedroom too…..wanna throw the whole breaker away outdoor outlets dead too smh

Outstanding video, so much covered in a clear and straight forward manner. Thank you, sir.

Can I use this on a 20amp breaker double pole 12k btu with a 10/2 bcoz my service panel is about 30ft distance. Or should I I use the fused kind.

When i tighten down the screw, it doesn't hold fit the wire. The wire still pops out. Any tips how to deal with it 8:44

But I’m still not understanding why we divide the circuit number by 6? Someone please help

So for a 120 v where do I put the neutral wire on each side ?

Great video! Thanks for sharing this.

Can a quick disconnect be installed inside for a mini split AC unit ?

Excellent video! Thanks, I'm ready to do it.

good lesson!

Fantastic video. I've watched like 10 videos on the same thing and learned nothing until this one.

Hell yeah brother 👍

Ricky should be an instructor at a trade school. Very clear instructions.

Thank you. Liked and subscribed. I look forward to watching more of your videos

thank you for this information

Good video man

Thx boss man. I should turn off the breaker switch first, right?

Thank you very much

I have a older house that use old breaker box that use fuses my dryer cord is not pulling enough voltage im getting a code 9c1. Do i install a new plug or is it the breaker box?

Thanks brother.

Thank you sir!

This is the only video that explained it to where I understand the line and the load, and 240 vs. 120 and where everything should land properly and to read the directions of course. Thank you.

God bless your heart Ricky what a perfect demonstration and now i know my landlord sabotaged me. 🕊️ The truth shall set you free and you just did. I hope something wonderful happens to you for helping me 🌹

Nice refresher training video for a old man that hasn't done one in a long time. Thanks

Thank you so much for doing this video. You're a life saver.

The bare copper wire should be wired to the silver base of outlet with a clip for this type of outlet.

What if you have black,white,and ground could still hook it up?

Thank you. This help me a lot!

The Romex feeder on your condensing unit needs to be protected. This video is wrong in so many ways. 😂

This video demonstrates exactly why it's important to have a licensed technician perform this work. This bloke has no idea what the hell he's talking about.

12 Gauge wire for a residential cooling system??? Let's all pray for this customer...

Is there no grounding terminal on these plugs?

This video was so helpful thank you did tons of research and couldn't find a single one this actully worked and went well so far

What I *don't* get is why the single pin of the receptacle goes in the lowest position when the plug on the power cable will have it at the apex of the triangle opposite where the cord is attached, making the plug need to be inserted "upside down". Also, with the two pins at the top, any cross-pin contact while pulling or inserting the plug is a 220 v experience, when it would be half that if the neutral was at the top. It makes no sense to me. Just installed one of these and came looking to double check I had it "right".

This video is exactly why people can't assume that everything on RUclips is correct! What in the world 😮

The ground being just chillen in the box makes me nervous.. is it really ok to do? I live in a trailer and am terrified of doing it wrong