[ATTACH]83588[/ATTACH] [URL="https://photos.app.goo.gl/LgDwqFGCTELnWV3u1"]https://photos.app.goo.gl/LgDwqFGCTELnWV3u1[/URL] Hi all, I'm new to the forums and came here researching a wiring project. I am trying to add a plug for my washing machine but do not have an easily plug/lightswitch to run wire to. I can access the wiring in the attic where it drops down into the walls to other plugs. I am trying to find out if I can cut the wiring in the attic and splice it to a new run of wire to my new plug. I want to use the wiring going to my fridge plug as it is the only thing on that circuit. I have googled it and found websites saying I can extend wiring using a junction box (but not necessarily splicing into). Other websites have said the junction box must be easily accessible (not inside a wall or attic) while other videos or examples don't seem to care about accessibility (in the attic where it's just difficult to get to). I have plenty of room in the attic for a junction box and it's not hard to access as long as you have a ladder. Is there an official name for what I am trying to do so I can better search the building code? This would be for Honolulu county in Hawaii.

Hey gang. My wife and I just moved into our first home this past weekend. It is awesome and scary. The first thing and only issue I'm having with it is in our living room. We have 5 outlets in the living room. There are two entry ways to the living room with switches. The only weird thing is, the switch is only communicating with one outlet. I've been up all night (and day today) trying to work it out by reading information tutorials and watching videos. Here is the setup for the switches and outlet: [ATTACH]83683[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]83684[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]83685[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]83686[/ATTACH] Only one of the outlets is corresponding with the switch, but they are all set up the same way with the wires. Help! I've run out of ideas.