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driveway heater
hi,
this is pretty vague -- it is a 30 y/o driveway heater (to melt snow) that turned on spontaneously for the summer. the power switch (for the user) was in the off position however apparently it is (was) controlled by an inhibitor of some sort which broke. question: could a power surge (for example after a power failure) damage the an inhibitory item and cause it to malfunction (or not function)? apologies again for being vague thanks |
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