TOPIC: Wording for double tapped neutrals

Thanks Cameron, Frank and Serge.

Note to Dominic : How do I copy from HIP and paste it into a message?

Try Ctrl-C for copy and Ctrl-V for paste.

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Where the wall of the high section of the roof continues past the lower roof, there does not appear to be a kick out flashing.  This is not an expensive repair but making the repair can save $$$ in the future.  See my blog for a more detailed explanation.  www.kitchenerwaterloohomeinspector.ca/kickout-flashing.html

I just copied and pasted the above using Ctrl-C and Ctrl-V 

Note to Dominic : How do I copy from HIP and paste it into a message?

Try Ctrl-C for copy and Ctrl-V for paste.

That doesn't work

You have to edit the comment, then highlight the text.

OK - That seems to work.  Thanks

My narrative below:

Neutral wires are doubled or bundled together under the same lug on the neutral bus bar. This is unsafe due to the potential loss of neutral connection to the remaining shared circuits in the event of a loose connection or when servicing or isolating the circuits using this common connection. A loss of neutral may result in over-voltage condition of an energized circuit, and damage or potential fire may occur. Recommend qualified electrical contractor repair as necessary and per standard building guidelines.
While this practice has been commonly installed by electricians, and approved by local building authorities in the past, most service panel manufactures have explicitly prohibited it for several years. Current building standards now enforce this restriction.  For more information please visit: static.schneider-electric.us/docs/Electr...oards/0100DB0705.pdf