About a week ago I asked a question about a range. I install cabinets and occasionally hook up appliances as part of the job. Well this range has me concerned. It's a Jenn Air, 7,000 watts, and from my previous question it was determined 40 amps with 8 awg cable would be fine. Well this house has 12 awg cable running from (2 tied) 20 amp breakers. It appears the wiring is original and was intended for an electric range. The cable is 12/3 with ground. The owner states he has never had a breaker trip. I have heard of cases where you can use 12 awg cable in a 220 circuit, but don't know the specifics. Anyone have any advice? To pull new cable in this house design would be a nightmare. Thanks, Brian

I have just changed a new filter for my air conditioner. I set the temperature lower to prevent it from running when I opened the cover. I've got the filter changed but now, the air conditioner did not seem to work. So my question is how can I get it works again?. Is it supposes to have a relay somewhere and I have to reset it ? I've found the disconnect electric switch and did try to get it on and off several time but I still got no response. Thank you for any help.