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Posted by Jim K on June 15, 2007 at 15:09:23 from (207.69.140.33):
In Reply to: more electric fence posted by KEH on June 15, 2007 at 14:39:47:
You want to check the ground that the phone company connects to your water main if you have one, (has your town changed from copper to pvc water lines)? Has the water meter been removed recently? Otherwise they should have tied it to your house's ground rod.
Then check the ground circuit for the house panel, be sure all connections are tight, put a wrench on it, don't just look at it.
If there is alot of corrosion at any connection change it. look in the meter socket and panel also, all must be tight.
If your not confident with electricity have an electrician check things out.
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