You can check it with a volt meter, but ground probes are cheap for sure!Can peel back cuticle lil bit , be sure to be wearing rubber sole shoes ,other hand touching nothing,
better yet just order ground probe , not expensive 10 $ ...
Not currently. I’m backed up due to pain.Do you have any paintings for sale ? " hint ,hint"...
Circuit probe, lamp inside lights to show current. Troubleshooting the old fashioned way. Only good for 12v systems.Ok so I can’t find the one that Hubbs has but I found this. I’d have to do some cleaning if it can be used but i don’t even know how to use it or if it’s complete. Lol.
So won’t work?
You'll want your voltmeter set for AC voltage. Black lead in your outlet's ground terminal or against the rough in box if it's an unfinished wall, red lead in the tank, anywhere there's water. Turn on individual components and note the change.
Well, not the one I showed.Cheap at Harbor freight, amazon ...
Ok can't find crap, lil "disorganized" ATM, but you can use 1 of these" rt hand pic " to assure the outlets are grounded correctly...I'll go check in garage may have a one i can send you ?
back in a bit...
wipe back clean ,3 x to be sure , just some tape ,packing ,duct ,just slightly to hold in place ,DO NOT try to force closer under pressure...
This is my worry with the light itself, is the mounting arm applying pressure to the glass. I’ve done everything short of finding a new way to actually mount this to get it to stop pulling. Is this common for larger pick style LEDs?
