OLD FUSE BOX MAIN AND RANGE

I have an old 60 AMP box with the main on one side and a
Jan 03, 20153) The main cartridge fuse on the left is the 60 amp main fuse that protects the entire box. The pullout cartridge fuse located on the right is for the old range circuit. Since the 240V circuit is no longer in use, you can swap out the 2 cartridge fuses located in the range pullout and install two 30 amp fuses and wire this to the 2 baseboardHello.. name is ***** ***** I will be happy to assist you with your electrical question. My goal is to exceed your expectations on Just Answer..1) What is the size of the service to the home? Do you only have an older style 60 amp fuse box or do you have a 100 amp or 200 amp service panel?..Thank you for the confirmation Phil. 1) That size panel is a 60 amp main cartridge fuse box. 2) The individual screw-in fuses located on the bottom..1) The heaters require 2 hot conductors and 1 equipment grounding conductor. They do not require a neutral conductor since the heaters are 240 volt..1) Shown below is the diagram: 2) You don't need 10/3. You only need 10/2 Romex. 10/2 Romex will have 1 black insulated wire, 1 white insulated wir..Phil...k you for the Excellent Service rating... appreciated! If you have any other questions, just let me know. No problem, glad..
I need help understanding an old fuse box - Houzz
I have an old fuse box that blew a fuse and I am not sure how to replace it. It has a row of 4 edison screw type fuses. The middle 2 are red and say "time delay fuse 20Amp." The outter two are clear. Abbove this row of 4 fuses are two carriages side by side. The one on the left says "Main" and the