Renfro
Well-Known Member
The lack of an update from @Moabfighter leads me to the conclusion that the issue is still unresolved. If he had it fixed I am sure he would have been in here all excited about it.
I saw the abbreviation MOAB and it reminded me of this lol... the guy disappeared the day after you tagged him Wtf... he’s still in the dark I bet.The lack of an update from @Moabfighter leads me to the conclusion that the issue is still unresolved. If he had it fixed I am sure he would have been in here all excited about it.
Last seen on the site 11/29. I guess he just had enough of our shit. I do hope he was able to resolve his issue.I saw the abbreviation MOAB and it reminded me of this lol... the guy disappeared the day after you tagged him Wtf... he’s still in the dark I bet.
Ah we tried to help, I can imagine how frustrating it would be to be on the other end, I do hope he got it fixed up and he’s healthy and safe!Last seen on the site 11/29. I guess he just had enough of our shit. I do hope he was able to resolve his issue.
I know this post is old but I had the same issue. Finally figured out that my two grow lamps were touching each other and somehow causing a short. I put electrical tape between the edges and was able to turn the power back on without any further issues. So simple but it took me hours to troubleshoot.
he popped up from the dead and wanted to do a compitition grow , so hes out there somewhere. no clue why he didnt come back here to let us know....I guess we will never know what Moab's electrical problem was. He was last seen Nov29
I would get a multimeter out, ground one lead and use the other lead to test the light reflectors for voltage. Could be that you have a real issue there waiting to electrocute someone. If the reflector is energized (it shouldn't be) then you have wiring issues that need to be addressed.I know this post is old but I had the same issue. Finally figured out that my two grow lamps were touching each other and somehow causing a short. I put electrical tape between the edges and was able to turn the power back on without any further issues. So simple but it took me hours to troubleshoot.
Yeah that's the kind of shocking experience I can do without in my grow room.I would get a multimeter out, ground one lead and use the other lead to test the light reflectors for voltage. Could be that you have a real issue there waiting to electrocute someone. If the reflector is energized (it shouldn't be) then you have wiring issues that need to be addressed.
or anywhere for that matter lolYeah that's the kind of shocking experience I can do without in my grow room.
Not even on my balls, bro!or anywhere for that matter lol
Wow dude, I've never actually seen that firsthand. No fault of yours. Glad to see you at least found the problem. Are you going to start back up once you get your room put back together?$750 and 3 electricians scratching their heads like idiots for the last 3 months here we are. Mouse chewed threw the black wire coating all the way to the actual wire and it hit the ground that was also chewed and arced.
fucking pissed. Look at my fucking grow room before and after. FuckView attachment 4809072
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Damn. That's what I was worried it might be. At least you got it fixed. I can finally get a good nights sleep now, lol.$750 and 3 electricians scratching their heads like idiots for the last 3 months here we are. Mouse chewed threw the black wire coating all the way to the actual wire and it hit the ground that was also chewed and arced.
fucking pissed. Look at my fucking grow room before and after. FuckView attachment 4809072
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