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20/07/21

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Originally posted by poyndexter ↑

Hi @zero2a$mill

Go check the fuse box (which these days should be a neat safe like cabinet) to check if any of the circuit switches have clicked off on overload?

If you were drawing too much power or have a faulty appliance it would flick off at the fuse box

So before you check the fuse box, go turn a few items of that are on that power circuit.

If a switch has clicked off in the fuse box, flick i5 back and if it stays on bingo.

When back inside switch back on the appliances you were using … if the fuse licks off again, one of the appliances may have a fault … this case you will need a lecko to test them.

Good luck.

cheers

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Thanks, but fixed.

It was an inside p/point that got wet, because L/lord

didn't fix the ridge capping when I asked him to.

Ridge capping pushed out of place by an over abundance

of tree branches growing over house.

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