Part 11 (1/2)

Make a cos and see hownear it to s _near_ the hazard but _not_ directly on broken or frayed wires, insulators, fittings, or other wiring equipment Do not touch them either Badly-frayed wires should be disconnected immediately from the power supply In this way, you will not expose yourself to shock by accidentally touching an exposed live wire thatcurrent

4-H Electric Hazard Hunt Guide

_Wiring and Protective Devices_

1 Cable or conduit splices not in boxes----

2 Cable or conduit not securely clamped in boxes----

3 Conduit or arrounded----

4 Cracked or broken insulators (Figure 2)----

5 Wire not completely covered with insulation----

6 Worn insulation on wire----

[Illustration: Figure 2]

7 Old unused wiring not yet removed----

8 Outlets, junction and switch boxes not securely fastened and covers not in place----

9 Switches not working properly (sparks fly as switch is flipped) (Figure 3)----

10 Fuses not of proper a for circuit----

11 Extension cord used in place of per----

12 Pull chain socket without an insulating link in the chain----

13 Pull chain socket near plu fixtures or where hands may be wet or one ure 3]

14 No moisture-proof cords for outside weather conditions or heavy rubber cords for _

1 Fixtures in fared

2 Lights in haylobes

3 Outside sockets not waterproof