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That must be a better model than mine. I don’t have any lights or digital display. I’ll take a picture of it in a minute

 

The box

 

Model #196238

sorry that’s the motor #
The model #

 

In description,

 

Ok it shows which line is neutral but can I still hook this up if 110?

 

Thanks I think I got it figured out now.

 

Ok I’m an idiot. It says right there to rotate the dial ccw for low voltage

 

for 120v wiring, connect the hot/black to L1, white/neutral to L2. that pump also warns you that it's pre-wired for 230v, you need to rotate the black knob just above the L1/L2 connections counter clockwise to display '115' in the small window--this is critical to making it work, and the above black text doesn't identify this step, which will burn up the motor.

 

yes. utility allows something near a 15% deviation in voltage, though they've been slowly ramping up over the last few decades. more than likely, your house is running closer to 120 than it is 110.

 

Started sanding the Deck so it can be re-stained.

 

My fire ring is still holding up after a year plus of many many HOT uses. I was just thinking back to last year(?) when we were talking about the composite bricks not holding up.

 

90% completed wood shed.

 

Finally got my order of 56 bulbs from Amazon and completed the chandelier install:


Also, when customer can't visualize the trim layout on the wall, you have to draw it for them....

 

Alright sparky’s (or those with the general knowledge):

smoke detectors, have 2 that started chirping in middle of the night (not at same time as I was woken by wife at 1am and again by niece at 3am). Replaced batteries in the problem two and then the rest of them this afternoon. The problem two are still chirping randomly and hours between chirps. They are all hardwired when house was built couple years ago.

Any ideas to fix?

 

How old are they?

 

Haven’t looked that far. House was built in 2019 so hopefully not that old. Was thinking what you’re prob thinking. But with 2 doing it seemed odd.


Edit just looked and most Jun 2019

 

I believe that if they're chirping and the battery doesn't take care of it, they need to be replaced.

 

4 years seems short but could be

 

I did find something online about removing battery and killing power, then pushing the test button to “drain residual power”. Just ran through them all doing that and we shall wait and see.
Hope they don’t need replaced. Wouldn’t be first time with this brand (first alert) though, prior house had a few fail early on too.

 

You could check if the wired voltage seems reasonable