[Jewelry making - Article 00215] - Re: [Orchid] Electrical question

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    Put a copper rod three feet into the ground and wire the frame of
    the kiln to it.... You could also put an interrupter in the line
    which will allow current to only flow one way and if the load is
    like a short it will cut the power.....    the ground wire will keep
    the load directed into the earth rather than you... Often time the
    connections will corrode and provide such a high resistance the
    power will try to go thru the case of the kiln  rather than the
    element. Check your connections and remember to unplug before you
    attempt anything... Ringman John Henry


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