In this video we walk through the process of replacing a 100 AMP 20 Circuit Bryant Load Center with a 100 AMP General Electric 32 Circuit Load Center. Unfortunately my camera ran out of batteries when I started the process of installing the circuits in the new GE panel. I have included pictures of the final product at the end of the video.

In this video I also walk through:
Disconnecting the electrical meter
Verifying the power has been disconnected from the Load Center
Disconnecting the service lines from the Load Center
Disconnecting all circuits (hot/neutral/ground) from the Load Center
Removing the old Bryant 20 Circuit 100 AMP Load Center
Removing and install a new backer board
Mounting a new GE 32 Circuit 100 AMP Load Center
Attaching the service lines to the new Load Center
Working with EMT conduit and fittings
Grounding the Load Center to a copper water main (please follow your local codes that may require grounding rods)
Installing your circuits (hot/neutral/ground) into the new Load Center (please note my camera ran out of batteries at this part)
Installing Arc Fault Circuit Interrupter (AFCI) pictured at end of video,
Installing Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) pictured at end of video
Installing Whole House Surge Protector (SPDs) pictured at end of video

Note, before proceeding with any electrical work:
Always ensure electricity is turned off and disconnected where possible
Be sure to pull a permit and have your work inspected for your own safety
Please familiarize yourself with and follow all national and load electrical codes
Consult with or contract a licensed electrician for any work you are not comfortable with performing yourself
Be safe and wear the proper clothing, shoes/boots, gloves, safety gear, and use use the properly tools
If you get to a point where you a stuck, consult with or contract a licensed electrician