Discuss End to end fault? in the Periodic Inspection Reporting & Certification area at ElectriciansForums.net

open circuit. anyway you should be testing on continuity ao the result should not be in Megohms.
 
another pi55 easy question from del.

seriously, if you don't know this already you need to consider getting a job at mcdonalds.

what are they teaching you at college? or have you just finished a 5 week course and you're actually at work?
 

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