Marion_talmadg
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was told the entire panel would need to be replaced because that part that is circled is loose. Wondering if that is in fact the case or if it could be repaired?
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was told the entire panel would need to be replaced because that part that is circled is loose. Wondering if that is in fact the case or if it could be repaired?Reply to Does entire panel need to be replaced? in the DIY Electrical Advice area at ElectriciansForums.net
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