Standard American household Current is 220V single phase. Which comes into your house in two lines, each carrying 110/115 volts.
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Look at your circuit breaker box (or fuse box... whatever). There are two rows. Each is served by one of the 110/115 lines. If at least one of the circuits served by a breaker/fuse on each side is working, you've got good 220V to your house.
To test the voltage to the plug, you'll need a voltage meter or a neon tester (neon testers are very cheap, and worth having). Looking at the receptacle, you'll see two very similar plug-in parts, and one that is different. Test between each of the similar ones and the different one. If both sides show power, your line is good.
"No offence, but its smells very bad in here."
You tell a bunch of rumors about them and you do something REALLY bad to that persons house
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If your car has one, take the vacuum line to the modulator off and if there is fluid inside, the modulator is bad.
The most probable reason was because of a bad water pump or possibly a bad coolant line. But without seeing it, I couldn't tell you.
they waited till nightfall and if there was a lantern out by the door it was good if not STAY AWAY!
Yes if they are reporting a trade line on your reports, any late is considered negative.
how can you tell if a timing belt is bad
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You can tell if a leg of lamb is bad by looking at the expiration date. You can also tell by the smell.
the hot side probably has a restriction either in a faucet or the line itself.and the line noise you are hearing is caused by a water line that has come lose and also improper instalation of air chamber or hyderister.
well most line dacing is found at my and yo mammas house and also at clubs were you can shake that thang pop it back wap that and drop it and not feel bad cause you were drunk.