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tumbly dryer plug - fishy!
Hi
she who must be obeyed spotted a fishy smell in the kitchen, and the tumbly dryer plug was the culprit - v warm to touch - but the fuse hand't blown. The blue/n wire was quite charred, but no clear reason as to why - certainly the bare copper wire wasn't in contact with anything. What's likely to have caused this? And will a trimming of the cable and rewiring to the plug, with a new fuse? Or rewire to a new plug? M |
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