I like the black and decker book at home depot. It has a lot of good pictures and diagrams.
If you don't feel absolutely comfortable doing this, definitly hire an electrician.
brian
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And even then - our inspection says "reason applies". Only if the
110/115/120V receptacle is in a place where some poor unthinking soul might plug in their weedwhacker, need they be GFCI.The 110/115/120V's on the ceiling, for the garage door openers need not be...
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Are you sure you don't mean #10 wire for a 30 amp breaker?
Dave
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My mistake. #10 wire is correct for 30 amp breaker. Thanks.