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Attention! Square D QO Recalls Electrical Panels
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2022
- --ABR Electric in McKinney TX
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I've learned to always - ALWAYS - check the tightness of screws and fasteners in new devices/equipment.
That plug on neutral was a fantastic design Schneider Electric came up with, it makes the panel very clean looking not having all those coiled neutrals coming off breakers, not to mention the neutral terminal blocks don't get filled up.
Good info! I've done a few QO panels lately and I learned something I never knew before. The QO breakers work on (2) coils to trigger the trip function. The 2 coils generate a stronger magnetic field to facilitate the trip. THAT I did not know before.
I didn't know that either. What's the upside to 2 coils?
It's probably a good idea to torque down all screws to specs on all panels whether or not it's a panel in the recall or not. I always torque all bolts and screws down on any panel, regardless of the brand when I take it out of the box.
Thank you for the explanation.
Thank you very much !
There is also the same issue on the left side of the panel where the plug-in neutral connects to the neutral bus bar.
The same star screw right?
Another hilarious one is LOOSE line posts on PV AC disconnects. I see it now and then, the line posts are screwed to the blades of the switch, and often arrive loose.
Sounds delightful
@@abrelectric funny enough, they're the only fasteners in there that the manufacturer does not specify torque for.
@@microcolonel seriously?
@@abrelectric wish I was joking. Guess the ole UL chart is the last resort for guidance.
Someone at Factory 15 got reamed out pretty good, methinks...
Hope so :)
@@abrelectric Thanks for the videos, I really appreciate it. I can always learn something new from a fellow sparky.
Methinks the same
The 6 digit number for the date is not readable on mine. Like the printer was out of ink.
Not hard to do the torque check, in any case.
At first you said 25 ft. lbs, then later you said 25 in. lbs. I think 25 in. lbs. is correct.
Inch pounds is absolutely correct. Thank you Ted!
@@abrelectric So basically all you need to do its tight the neutral screw ?
@jaandel1 yes, the star head screw that connects the neutral bus to the neutral lug
@@abrelectric if that its the case may i install just to upgrade my current 100 amp panel [ 60 yrs old or older]. Just the panel for 200 amp keep it mind i will reaming using the same circuit that I have already. Reasom to change bc the panel door pines are broken and panel its too old to get a new one wiring its a whole mess... od course if i plan to use later on i will replace meter and entrance wiring etc... but having 100 amp meter and 100 amp breaker means i will able to upgrade 200amp panel just upgrade panel not intent at all to use extra circuits.. for instance 100 amp 30 space actually it can hold more ciurcuits using tandem breaker ?? So in Theory you can upgrade just the panel...
@@abrelectric or keep 200 panel box but replace for a 100 amp breaker. Just to comply with service line...
We can't use panels for junction boxes up here.
I've heard that in several jurisdictions. The NEC doesn't actually prohibit it
What country/city are you working in?
@@abrelectric Retired IBEW 292
@@augustaking8 Retired has a sweet ring to it :)
Oh, if our Buildings dept tried pulling that, there will be some torches and pitchforks involved... Kind of silly and arbitrary, no? I guess no arguing with AHJ if the rule is already in place though.
What size star bit do you have to use.
I want to buy YOUR 200amp QO panel. Can you tell me the specific type of panel you have and post a link to where i can buy one PLEASE?!
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SQUARE D QO142M200PRB8.
This is the part number. Availability varies, so you'll need to do some hunting.
Is our box a recalled one ? 221342. Pot # 15
Icant seem to get on there list .
jimmy.ly@non.se.com
This is one of the Square D people the reaches out to us to schedule the remediation repairs.