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Samantha M.
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Federal Pacific Panels

Samantha M.
  • Landlord
  • Dallas, TX
Posted

I was taking a look at a house today with a federal pacific panel in it. These things are notorious for having their breakers fail. Has anyone here ever dealt with these? What do you typically do, put in a new panel?

I have also read you can just switch out the breakers (assuming its not wired with aluminum as well).

Thanks

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