2001 Ford Explorer Sport Trac Wiring Diagram Database

Wiring Suggestions

Confident that you know what you’re doing? Be sure to keep these safety tips in mind to avoid hazards during your home wiring project.

1. Energy Off

Make sure the energy is off at the breaker before you begin and use a voltage tester to verify that wires and/or electrical cable connections are completely lifeless before you start working on them. Make sure everyone at home is aware that electrical work is going on. Tape the circuit breaker into the off position.

2. Be Careful What You Touch

Never touch plumbing or fuel pipes while working with electricity they are often used to ground electrical systems.

3. Utilize the Correct Tools

Before you begin, be sure you have an idea in place as to what outlets, buttons and fixtures will be involved in your project. Make sure you have the ability to the appropriate tools, including but not limited to: needlenose pliers, wire blades, cable & wire stripper, fish & colored tape, voltage tester, continuity tester, electric & rightangle drill. You may be in a position to rent some of this equipment from your neighborhood hardware store.

4. Purchase the Right Elements

Should you be installing new receptacles make positive the new ones match the wiring in your home. A AL-CU stamps means you can use it on aluminum and copper mineral wiring. When it is unmarked or there is a reduce through the 'S if should only be used on copper wiring.

5. Add a Junction Box

Never splice wire connections together and hide them within a wall without a passageway box — an accessible junction container should always be used to sign up for wires.

6. Replace Old Wiring Of which Shows Signs Of Deterioration or Fraying

7. Fix Fuse and Breaker Issues

8. Don’t Overload.

Beyond capacity outlets or extension cords can create a fire threat.

If in doubt, talk to reveal reference book or find a professional to do the work. Although you may think you got the project right, one mistake could leave a possible fire hazard lurking in your surfaces. A reputable electrician understands all areas of home wiring and could be able to wire your home safely in less time than it takes one to learn.