The first way that comes to mind is an inadequate ground. The second could be a defective breaker.
Let's talk about papercrete, shall we?
Spaceman
Neal Chabot wrote:
__._,_.___Please explain to me how your UL approved circuit breaker could fail and allow this to happen?Neal----- Original Message -----
I can attest that romex will get hot & melt if you have a short. Those wires will glow if you pump enough current through 'em.
Greg
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