Hi all, I recently took ownership of a condominium. Prior to the purchase, I had an inspection done, and in the inspection report, it stated: [INDENT][QUOTE]The electric panel is missing an equipment bonding jumper between feeder conduit bushing and panel box[/QUOTE][/INDENT] Attached are pictures of the panel box with the cover removed (apologies for the somewhat poor quality). Could anybody help me better understand what the issue is here? On a slightly different note, I have since uninstalled a lamp fixture in one of the bathrooms. With all the fuses turned off, my current meter is still showing a reading on the orange wired in the attached picture. Any chance that these two issues are related? Appreciate any insights you could share :)! Thanks, -skyfx EDIT: Looks like the attached images are showing up quite small. See here for higher quality versions: [url]http://sdrv.ms/17TxpTr[/url]

I'm a complete greenhorn when it comes to anything home improvement, so please bare with me :o Our home was complete rehabbed before we bought it, and the contractors moved the laundry from the basement to the first floor kitchen. However, the space for the laundry is too small for a washer and dryer (we either buy an all-in-one unit or never close the laundry door in the kitchen), so we're opting to move the laundry back to the basement. In the attached picture is what I believe is the junction box??? Can I remove the wire from the box, fish it back through the hole to the basement, and reattach the box to move the outlet to the basement? If so, is removing this box a matter of turning off the breaker and just unscrewing it from the wall? Thank you in advance for any tips and suggestions!