Posted by Greg K on April 28, 2016 at 05:31:21 from (70.198.2.179):
Fire dept pager went off at 5:30 this morning about a house fire dealing with the wiring. When we got there we found that there was a 6 way splitter plugged into the outlet and an electric heater plugged into that. It was really fortunate that it never actually caught on fire, just burned the plastic and charred the paneling under a desk. Reminds me of a job where I was called in to find out why the power flickered in the livin room. Found a blue plastic outlet box mounted on the surface of the wall against the carpet. The outlet was wired with the wires coming in under 1 set of screws and the wires out under another set (perfectly legal but not the best way) but they were not tight. It charred the outlet, melted through the box, and melted the carpet under it. That is shown in the second set of pics.
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