06-21-2010, 05:59 PM
Good thought on waiting a bit to see if the Production Department makes a response.
Kevin, although I did not mention it to digitrax, I did take the solution into my own hands. Because I was right in the middle of wiring all the panels when I discovered the issue, I was not about to let that stop me. Also, a trip to the hardware store for proper washers wasn't appetizing either. So I dug through the "bolt box" to find some washers. All the washers I had were either too big or too small. So, for the worst panel, I broke the "ears" off of an old 120 volt receptacle and used those. For the rest, I took some #18 copper wire and made little rings that fit the screws and used those as washers.
Kevin, although I did not mention it to digitrax, I did take the solution into my own hands. Because I was right in the middle of wiring all the panels when I discovered the issue, I was not about to let that stop me. Also, a trip to the hardware store for proper washers wasn't appetizing either. So I dug through the "bolt box" to find some washers. All the washers I had were either too big or too small. So, for the worst panel, I broke the "ears" off of an old 120 volt receptacle and used those. For the rest, I took some #18 copper wire and made little rings that fit the screws and used those as washers.
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