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Anonymous Sun Oct 15 00:07:49 2017 No.1260494 [View]
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Water heater dude here. Got it installed tonight. Hooking the wiring up, saw the old one was run with 12AWG. It was a 4500W heater, and this one is 4500W as well. The NEC recommends 10AWG. How serious of an issue is this? I plan on fixing the run tomorrow, but I'm wondering if I should take care of it ASAP or if a week or two will be fine.

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