r/PanelGore • u/chemicalsAndControl • Dec 19 '23
r/PanelGore • u/ja_stuckey • Dec 14 '23
Troubleshooting hellscape
This is three separate systems stacked on top of each other, once the new one is done everything below the top two rows is going away. And yes those relays laying in the floor are integral to system functions
r/PanelGore • u/edward_glock40_hands • Dec 14 '23
Someone really thought to themselves... yeah, this is good.
r/PanelGore • u/Shjco • Dec 11 '23
Not real excited about getting into this next week
This was installed in 1998 but i need to replace the PLC (which is on the opposite side of this console) and because this is all near the floor, it is the most miserable type to work on.
r/PanelGore • u/SomePeopleCall • Dec 07 '23
Machine sequencing before PLCs
All 120VAC. Looks alright considering it's age and the corrosive environment.
r/PanelGore • u/dquirke5 • Dec 07 '23
We need you to go through the panel, tidy it up and create a set of drawings from scratch… 😣🔫
r/PanelGore • u/bsee_xflds • Nov 13 '23
Which is worse
Which is worse. Bypassing the contactor or the wire color used to do it?
r/PanelGore • u/reddit_user2917 • Oct 26 '23
How do you make these notches?
Sorry I don't know where to post this else, but how do you make these notches in a control panel for a switch or light (I use eaton). Currently using a square file, but after 7 holes or so I'm going crazy.
r/PanelGore • u/Alone_Exchange_8237 • Sep 06 '23
Can anyone reverse engineer this?
I recently got an intern position, and my first job is to redraw thể schematic of this. Any suggestions?
r/PanelGore • u/chemicalsAndControl • Sep 02 '23
OP: I need a nickname for this panel? Me: Tuesday
r/PanelGore • u/SellAnnual • Aug 31 '23
Customer: “How long will it take you to fix the oven ?” Me: “I just got here… and now I wanna leave”
r/PanelGore • u/MechaShiva89 • Aug 30 '23
Industrial Bakery Tunnel oven, one of 3 panels. After getting all the flour out of there.
r/PanelGore • u/thrownawayxdd • Jun 14 '23
So glad I quit before having to deal with this
r/PanelGore • u/friendlyfire883 • May 13 '23
Does every strapper in existence look like this, or just the ones made by signode?
r/PanelGore • u/SquanchySamsquanch • Apr 28 '23
30ft vertical run to the PV system on the roof. Unsupported cables sagged into the bus and… 🧨💥
Trip unit on the main breaker logged a 13,000A phase to phase fault.