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Is it safe to remove an electrical panel after an arc fault flash occurs?

Always
10%
In most cases
42%
In some cases
25%
Never
21%
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Question: Is it safe to remove an electrical panel after an arc fault flash occurs?
Top Answer (42% of 28 votes): In most cases.

Answer: In some cases
Explanation: If you have a large flash, you have a major electrical issue. Behind that panel, a licensed electrician would be the best one to attack this problem. They know the safety protocols to safely remove and service the panel
Alltypes electric llc
Answer: Never
Explanation: Since the cause of the arc flash may not have been determined, it is best practice to have a qualified licensed electrician to perform an inspection. Once the cause has been determined and then made safe, and when the power has been turned off to the panel, if needed then the panel can be removed.
Electrical Services Plus LLC
Answer: In most cases
Explanation: You have to make sure power has been disconnected to be able to preplace any electrical equipment
Roche Electric & Consulting
ProMatcher
Answer: Never
Explanation: Leave any and all panel work to the professionals
My Electrician
Answer: In most cases
Explanation: As long as meter is pulled and no power is flowing to panel
Advanced Electrical and Energy
Answer: Never
Explanation: You should never touch a circuit without checking to see if power is present.
Seabreeze Electric
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Answer: In most cases
Explanation: Depending on what caused an arc flash.
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