Does anyone know where the wifi location is on a samsung bespoke fridge?

What would you do for a metal gas line with a high magnetic emf levels?

I see that most of the commenters here are your standard Prima_Donna electrician assholes. Very nice.

Thank You! Thank you for making this video. I did this and it worked. Thank You!

I told my power company I wanted to opt out and not have a smart meter for health and safety reasons and they said ok. Shortly after, they sent someone to change out meters in my area. I locked my box and told her I opted out and she left. About a year later, when I was 40 miles from home and the one day I forgot to turn off location on my phone, they snuck someone in to cut my lock off and change the meter. My wife called me and put him on the phone and I told him what he did was vandalism and he could be prosecuted or even shot. He didn't seem to care and left WITH my lock. Duke Energy has way too much power and should be STOPPED!

oh dear, is this place filled with tinfoilhead people?

The reading was .06 amps. VERY minimal. You are not going to stop the bleed over to 0 amps 0 volts in a grounding / neutral system. The Earth Soil gradient conductivity will vary. You want to fix this ....install additional grounds in the system and even then it may not go to 0 in ground. You are scaring the crap out of people that do not know any better. Quit over analyzing this. You cut the whole house off and still got a bleed over into ground wire.....imagine that.

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Hi Shaun ty for the vid. was wondering if this would fix the problem on my internet company's coaxial cable that an electrician measured had over 120v going through it. Long story short the first cable tv tech discovered his company's wires burned and charred on the side of my house and did nothing to fix the problem with their property, left the burned charred coaxials hanging and dangling from my house and as he was leaving, said, I kid you not "My supervisor said call an electrician." there is red tag saying do not touch their grounding cable etc and to call THEM if it needs to be moved or work done etc. I said it was his the cable company's property and an electrician is just going to say that and maybe test it. Btw this was the young techs 2nd attempt at finding my home address - on Google maps - which is practically impossible to do, my address is on the house. But he charged me for a service fee of over $60 for missing the appointment. It gets much better hold on. So, as expected the electricians both from the power co and Master electrician from a non util company advised that it is the property of the cable/internet company and they need to determine what the problem is with their equipment. Cut to the third attempt to restore my internet service and a 2nd tech. The 2nd tech said he couldn't detect any voltage, he touched it, with his finger, and said he "didn't detect any voltage". I had made sure to inform him of the situation and about the current on their coaxial cables etc. I made absolutely certain that it was not safe. He was there for a while and cut off all the old coaxial and box and replaced it and the modem. I now have 4 cable modems from this company. Long story short about 4 days later at around 10:30 pm at night I awoke to smoke in my bedroom. Thinking it was the electric heater which had some oil in it, I unplugged it and put it in another room to be sure. But, the smoke was getting worse. After a couple minutes it dawned on me that it might be the from the same problem, the cable company's coaxial cable. So, I put on some clothes real quick - it was freezing cold outside - and ran outside to se my house was on fire and ALL of the cable company's coaxial cable completely gone as was the box which was melted onto the ground like a puddle at that point. I had some water in a large tub just by chance on the side of my house and through it on the flames and put most of the fire out but I had to call the fire department which were less than 2 miles away. The fire chief and the electricians that came with them said it was the cable company's equipment/property and that they needed to have someone competent to determine what the issue was and fix it or tell me what it is and then I could have had it fixed if it were something on my ened. Not just leave me stranded without internet service and say call an electrician. It turns out that the 2nd tech just replaced everything and did not fully investigate what the issue was. The first tech could have done that as nothing was changed between the first tech visiting and the second tech who "restored service" but it only lasted 4 days until the problem returned in their property and caught my house on fire. I have found out since this is not completely unheard of and other people have had fires in their homes as a result. I am currently waiting to hear from the "Damage escalation team" about what they're going to do and to pay for the damages. the electrician with the fire department who was like attached to the department put this red blank thing in place of the meter and said that problem needs to be fixed before I go back into my house and live there. So, I am writing to you from my family's home where I am staying until this company pays for all the damages and costs I have incurred as a result of this. I'd just like to know IF this ElectraHealth ground loop isolator would have prevented the voltage on their coaxial cables and thus prevented my house from catching on fire? It's been over 8 weeks now waiting. I did as their dispute form said and submitted my dispute as an attorney I spoke with suggested I do before going to arbitration or small claims court which would cost the company even more money and lawyers fees etc. This company has still not gotten back in touch with me as they stated in writing on their website. I had to finally call and push it up the chain and a Damage escalation ticket was created by this supervisor who moved it up the chain to a "Subject matter specialist" who at least apologized to me. $27,500 in damages and costs incurred thus far. This week i am supposed to hear back from this guy they sent out to meet me - I am an hour and a half from my small town - and he is the top guy apparently who then gives it to this other guy who will make the final determination I guess and then they will let me know. If they DON'T help me or try to put the blame on me somehow I have all the witnesses and fire department on my side and will have to sue them or take the to Arbitration. I am hoping and praying they will do the right thing and thank their lucky stars it was a house burned down and a death, mine, instead of what did happen. I will post back here with the name of the company if they do me wrong.

Perfect example of NEC 250.6(B) from 2020 NEC.

You know you messed up pretty bad, when Mike Holt, "Gods gift to the electrical world" comes here and scolds you... EMF guy, just take the correction, learn from it and humbly walk backwards while bowing. Not sure if you know who Mike Holt is.

Doesn't holding the meter change the readings? I was told to set the meter 8-10 inches from devices/areas to measure and step back to read, otherwise we become part of the field and influence the reading. Does it maybe depend on the meter?

if you issue with power you call an electrician, if you have issue with cable/tv/internet you call your isp. if both said is the other person's issue, have them both meet at your place and fix it. also where is the weather protection for your connector? last how much signal loss with this isolator? will every channel MER is same as before the isolator?

While this may have fixed the voltage on the service drop. This can also cause all sorts of signal distortions to the customers equipment. If a home is found to be having electrical nuetral issues. Hire a licensed electrician to fix the issues. All severice points must be bonded at the pole and each home. When a homes nuetral does go bad and untilizes the coax outlets as a replacement , the lines melt under the load. Coax is not engineered to handle that type of current load. A service technician will remove that if he deems it is causing significant signal disruptions.

Thank you very much from Portugal.

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I'm all for trying to live with less EMF's but not by what you have shown in this video. You have violated NEC.

You are a danger! You have no idea what you are talking about. You will be sued if anyone listens to your nonsense and does what you are suggesting and gets harmed. Take down this bullshit video, find a shell and hide under it.

Well. Well well I spotted around 10 violation on that service installation, by the way you need to do some research on grounding and bonding it’s two different things, nm cable clams improperly installed , grounding electrode conductors landed at meter box, and is isolated from main disconnect (main panel) neutral and grounding conductor are illegally terminated into the main panel, the wiring to the right going to pvc box are supposed to be installed in a raceway, does the panel manufacturer allows the use of multiple over current protection brands , did you cahecknif at least pool pump is GFCI protected… the list goes on and on ….

I think you are clueless as far as how electricity works. Get off youtube and go back to school. Quit misleading people with poor information. You have no clue what you are talking about

This is a DANGEROUS video. The advice being given is in violation of the National Electrical Code 250.50 which states that all grounding electrodes are to be bonded together as part of a grounding electrode system. This video should be pulled down!! 250.50 Grounding Electrode System. All grounding electrodes as described in 250.52(A)(1) through (A)(7) that are present at each building or structure served shall be bonded together to form the grounding electrode system.

Wow. Big takeaway here is if you see electrical tape on the clamps in your ground system, remove it to make sure it is properly connected because someone altered it. "We dont ever want some electrician or plumber to come here and see that it is disconnected and say "oh, I better connect that because that's what you're supposed to do." Since you are asking people for references and dialogue, I will try to participate. The biggest red flag here even for the non-trained is when someone tries to show you how to get away with doing something to try to "give the illusion" (your words) to everyone else that may come inspect the work. You may want to consider increasing the number and size of ground rods to solve this problem, not removing a legally required part of the grounding system. Aside from AWWA Standards, the NEC does require this connection. The water pipe is not acting as a neutral or grounded conductor, but rather as a grounding conductor. You are possibly referring to an illegal neutral-to-ground connection, but that has nothing to do with what you comitting to do to the grounding system. That ground wire (which should be green or bare), goes to the other side of the pipe towards the house because there is a meter installed which can not be used for continuity of the grounding system. If the metal water piping system (utility or not) is installed in or attached to the building within 5', then according to 250.68(C) it must be bonded unless if the AHJ says otherwise. 250.50 says that the list of electrodes in 250.52(A)(1) through (A)(7) shall be used if they exist. Shall is mandatory. If it is there, then you must use it. 250.52(A)(1) helps eliminate your question about using mid-system metal fittings as it says it has to be a metal system of 10' or longer - please emphasis "system". This reference exists because it is telling you to count that metal system in the grounding electrode system if you have it. If you do not have a metal water piping system, then you ignore this. 250.104(A) says if you have a metal water piping system, it has to be bonded and it gives locations of where to do that bonding at. This is not up for debate on what you think is right. If you have a metal water piping system, then it must be bonded and in any of those locations. So, if you have that metal water piping system (you were required to bond it per 250.104 and per 250.52(A)(1) only if it is over 10'), you do so properly by following the stipulations in 250.53(D). This article tells you not to rely on meters or filters to keep continuity (that connection you faked) and that you will need a supplemental electrode. 250.53(D) only has the "if" in there because they are saying "if you had the system that 250.50 told you that you had to use, then you also need to do this..." That "if" is not there to be an "if you decided to use it". It seems irresponsible to tell people not only to avoid these legal requirements, but then to give a tutorial on how to make it "look like it is connected" to fool everyone is exactly what is wrong with our industry and shame on you for that. I guess everyone else is wrong, and you are the savior that knows the proper way? Do not take it from me - you have Mike Holt himself on here telling you to rethink what you are positing.

Please don't do this, don't be this guy. This is definitely required by the (NFPA 70), National Electrical Code, Article 250 which covers the grounding and bonding of electrical systems. The grounding electrode conductor is not intended to carry current under normal conditions, but it provides a path to the grounding electrode in order to limit voltage caused by things like lightning, power line surges, or unintentional contact with higher-voltage lines. I understand you probably made this video because you're worried about exposure to EMF radiation. I can think of many other things around your house that expose you to higher levels of EMF on a daily basis like smartphones, wireless routers, air pods, even some foods contain small amounts of radioactive elements like bananas.

Congrats discovering normal functioning electricity. Keep studying, you'll catch up. None of that current is going through your body at the pool. That's why you bond it, for near zero potential. When you touch a hot buss and you're not grounded, do you feel anything? No, because there is zero potential. If everything around you had 120v as well as you....you won't feel it. Bond everything appropriately to code and walk away.

center tap in transformer from nuetral

Unfortunately, Comcast or most other cable providers will remove this as soon as they see it. Call your cable company if you're having issues with voltage on your lines.

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OMG, another buy my products or you will get cancer and die scare tactic. By the way, the pool water is bonded to the grounding system as well creating a zero potential difference. That is the whole point of the National Electrical Code's "Equipotential Bonding Grid".

I had this happen to me had a full leg 120v on all my water inlets flipped breaker by breaker found it on the condensing unit circuit Rand conduit and new wire to unit flipped breaker immediately tripped dead fault it ended up being the contactor on the unit crazy stuff

Thank you for this video! While our Samsung fridge did NOT state it was a smart device, the meter told me otherwise. I am extremely careful what is brought in our home (even have the smart tvs on clickers to turn them completely off at night). The comments below helped us determine where the WiFi connection was at. It is a 2022 model so it did not look the same as this video. The connector was found by the hinge door on the right on the top of the fridge itself. Tested it with the meter and ZERO emissions now! Boom!

Thanks for sharing, we are trying to clean our house from radiation, and all new appliances just full of it

Excellent video

Got 7 volts on pipes turn off dryer breaker goes away

Could we also dig down into the ground at an arbitrary point and install a section of PEX between the meter and the street shutoff? Then the bonding in the basement stays in tact and works as a good ground. Is that legal?

Thats exactly what I experienced chasing down EMF traced to water line. detected 2A yes 2A not milliamps..current after going to my Neutral return at Service drop where ground wire is connected. Found Neighbor Neutral not connected, their return was solely through water pipe . I have power transformer in front of house so all "Poor" neutrals follow water line to my house to the neutral return I have..

Great and so helpful - Thank you!!! Guessing on a Samsung smart stoves would this be a similar disconnect...???

Wow! You made this 8 years ago! I had no idea they’ve been forcing this on us so long. I wanted to know how to stop the use of my wi-fi cuz it slows everything down to have all these smart devices on. Thank you.

Does this work for the newer models

I have learned so much from you. I’m having a plumber install a plastic water meter from an idea from an old video of yours. It would be the more economical way than inserting a pvc. I don’t have the clamp meter, but as a sensitive person, I get very uncomfortable getting near the incoming pipe in my basement which explains the situation in our home. I hope the plastic water meter helps, along with the suggestions of the grounding idea on same video. I would truly like to get your help to go over our home and see if there are other problems we can take care of to reduce my suffering as someone with sensitivity. Thank you again for these life saving info on your videos going back years.

i have a connection sparking at washing machine. pretty freaky

anyone know how to do this on an LG LFXS29626S?

New World Order Fridge!

They want to harm us!

It would've been nice to see the reading before and after disabling the radio transmitter.

Howdy. I feel obligated to differ. If one absolutely must disconnect the meter jumper make sure the house plumbing is properly bonded elsewhere. In my mind the magnetic health hazard is a bag of hot air. Regards.

What voltage did you have from buss to wire when disconnected?

Howdy. Flippin' dangerous. If one has an electrical boiler the resistors will corrode and cause electricity to leak into the water. It is not an if. It is a when. Unbonded house piping may carry full 115 Volts in worst case, without the breaker triggering. If unbonding like this, at least check that the house piping is bonded in the boiler. Bond the piping to the ground terminal in the boiler electrical box. If separate ground is not available (older systems) in the box, then bond the piping to the neutral terminal. No disrespect. But the magnetic fields are so weak, in my mind, they have no effect on health. Should that be the case we would see cancer deaths follow high voltage power transmission lines. For myself I regard these theories being hooey alongside other theories like amalgam tooth fillings, Bermuda and Roswell. But to all his own. Regards.

does that house have a separate ground rod or two? or is the waterpipe the only ground for the panel/disconnect?

TERRIBLE !!! YOU NEVER SAY WHAT YOU DID TO FIX ANYTHING !!!!!