OK just moved in a place with a friend and found out it was incorrectly grounded. It's an old building with mostly two prong outlets. Some outlets have apparently been adapted to be three-pronged, yet no proper grounding, according to the outlet tester I've used. I'm guessin that this is against most building codes, even for old buildings and the landlord is obligated to fix it? Even so, is it worth staying around...doesn't this require an electrician tearing up the house to fix it up? How long does it take to get a groundwire in?
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17 years ago