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If you use enough electrical tape, that counts as a junction box, right?
I’m a hack myself, so I get it, but jeez. A wet application like a dishwasher installation really isn’t the place for this sort of carelessness.
The second picture shows how I remotely open a circuit breaker.
This post is a follow to my previous dishwasher install post (https://pixelfed.crimedad.work/p/crimedad/664264701761318465).
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Should take that armor cable and run it into the cabinet to the right then put a handy box on the end and a GFCI TR outlet. Then put a min 14g cord on the washing machine. Even better would be to run a new circuit from the panel and put it on a DFC (afci/gfci) breaker.
I love that green floor
Yes I ended up putting a new junction box in the under sink cabinet. It’s part of a kit from Bosch that includes their proprietary power connector. The dishwasher has its own 20A circuit, but I’m not sure if it has a DFC breaker. I will have to check on that.
I love the green floor, too. I wish it was in better shape.