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Originally Posted by PARAPTOR
Oh Boy, another project, shut off breakers and see what goes off and/or check plugs with small lamp or meter. As far as refer, put in auto and then throw breaker and see if it goes to Gas. I could not read the scribbling on the breaker labels anyhow
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That's actually a worthwhile project and it doesn't take a lot of time to plug in a 3-light tester and check circuits. Given Keystones shoddy wiring practice of connecting anything to anything, it's just nice to know and in some situations can be a safety issue to know when an outlet or appliance is dead. I just finished sorting mine out in the process of adding the second 30A service and I was appalled at what I found. Shame on you, Keystone.
BTW, if you want to sort this stuff out, Keystone will not give out any electrical information citing concerned for customer safety. I'm beginning to think they just don't know how their workers are wiring these things. Or don't care. If a journeyman electrician did work like this he would probably lose his license.
I'm also going to take my label printer out to the trailer and mark all of the outlets as to what is controlled by what.