I need to move this thing down a foot or two. Seems to be enough slack in the cords. Anything to keep in mind?
I need to move this thing down a foot or two. Seems to be enough slack in the cords. Anything to keep in mind?
I need to move this thing down a foot or two. Seems to be enough slack in the cords. Anything to keep in mind?
Not sure how to remove it
Open it up and look for the screws fastening it to the wall. Holy smokes dude. Sometimes people dont use the factory holes. Maybe there wasnt a stud there so he fastened it where there was a stud. The fact that you ppsted this picture kind of proves this job is probably above your skill level like the other anon said. Probably better to call a professional or a semi professional. Also from your picture doesnt really appear to be "slack" in the cables
>Maybe there wasnt a stud there
Concrete wall. No studs. That's why there's a plywood panel mounted to the wall and then the box mounted to the plywood.
It's literally hung on some screws fastened into the wood. If you're that unable to [insert procedure that would hint at what you should have already figured out], then have someone else do it before you have a nice day.
That's not DIY, but your inability to take the first steps, indicates a severe problem- solving impairment, that means any hints or instructions based on the assumption you can fill in the details, is not likely to be true.
if thats a subpanel, turn the power from the main panel, then go to town
if its a main panel, call an electrician
I am
Don't. Just don't. OP is going to kill himself.
You don't need to move it
Change the other thing you think you need to do
It's either move the panel down a foot or two or tear out a wall.
I guess you better start tearing out that wall
>need
I don't believe you.
You shouldn't believe you either.
Don’t move this thing if you can’t cut the power to it. It’s very dangerous.