Hi guys,
I have a couple of SAI US2-40's installed in the kitchen which are giving me pretty regular shocks, seemingly when I touch the screw on the faceplate (which is connected to the heatsink, which is connected to the ground wire, which is connected to the... hip bone... you get the idea).
I'm guessing it's not a terribly good thing to get pretty regular shocks from these two switches
I opened up one of them, and all the wiring seems to be done okay. Particularly, the ground wire (which I expect would be the one to dissipate said shocks) looks okay. I don't think it's the house wiring itself as the two switches are on different breakers, so maybe one is not properly grounded, but it seems unlikely that both would not be properly grounded.
What else could be causing these shocks? Is anyone else experiencing this as well?
I have a couple of SAI US2-40's installed in the kitchen which are giving me pretty regular shocks, seemingly when I touch the screw on the faceplate (which is connected to the heatsink, which is connected to the ground wire, which is connected to the... hip bone... you get the idea).
I'm guessing it's not a terribly good thing to get pretty regular shocks from these two switches
I opened up one of them, and all the wiring seems to be done okay. Particularly, the ground wire (which I expect would be the one to dissipate said shocks) looks okay. I don't think it's the house wiring itself as the two switches are on different breakers, so maybe one is not properly grounded, but it seems unlikely that both would not be properly grounded.
What else could be causing these shocks? Is anyone else experiencing this as well?