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Apologies if this has already been mentioned.

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I do not think that it has been mentioned before. I did know about it and I
am not very happy. That is a lot of MCBs that I have fitted

Can I point out that the NewLec (rebadged Volex) are also affected.

Adam


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Apologies if this has already been mentioned.


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http://www.mcbexchange.co.uk/electrium/


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I do not think that it has been mentioned before. I did know about it and I
am not very happy. That is a lot of MCBs that I have fitted

Can I point out that the NewLec (rebadged Volex) are also affected.

Adam


I hope Hager are in the clear!
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On 3 Apr, 12:13, "ARWadsworth" wrote:
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Apologies if this has already been mentioned.


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http://www.mcbexchange.co.uk/electri...lAdvertWeb.jpg
http://www.mcbexchange.co.uk/electrium/


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Andy


I do not think that it has been mentioned before. I did know about it and
I
am not very happy. That is a lot of MCBs that I have fitted

Can I point out that the NewLec (rebadged Volex) are also affected.

Adam


I hope Hager are in the clear!


The French brand is in the clear.

Adam


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"cynic" wrote in message
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On 3 Apr, 12:13, "ARWadsworth" wrote:
"Andy Wade" wrote in message

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Apologies if this has already been mentioned.

Details he
http://www.mcbexchange.co.uk/electri...lAdvertWeb.jpg
http://www.mcbexchange.co.uk/electrium/

--
Andy

I do not think that it has been mentioned before. I did know about it and
I
am not very happy. That is a lot of MCBs that I have fitted

Can I point out that the NewLec (rebadged Volex) are also affected.

Adam


I hope Hager are in the clear!


The French brand is in the clear.

Adam


I saw an announcement on the Screwfix web site but it only mentioned
Volex and Wylex, not Crabtree. I bought some Crabtree MCBs but I am
not sure which were bought in 2009 and which were bought before that.
Is there a way of identifying affected MCBs: do they have a batch
number or something printed on them, or am I best just to chnage the
whole lot? Is it just the 6A and 16A that are affected, and what about
RCBOs? Thanks.


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On Sat, 3 Apr 2010 22:43:42 +0100, "ARWadsworth"
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"cynic" wrote in message
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On 3 Apr, 12:13, "ARWadsworth" wrote:
"Andy Wade" wrote in message

...

Apologies if this has already been mentioned.

Details he
http://www.mcbexchange.co.uk/electri...lAdvertWeb.jpg
http://www.mcbexchange.co.uk/electrium/

--
Andy

I do not think that it has been mentioned before. I did know about it
and
I
am not very happy. That is a lot of MCBs that I have fitted

Can I point out that the NewLec (rebadged Volex) are also affected.

Adam

I hope Hager are in the clear!


The French brand is in the clear.

Adam


I saw an announcement on the Screwfix web site but it only mentioned
Volex and Wylex, not Crabtree. I bought some Crabtree MCBs but I am
not sure which were bought in 2009 and which were bought before that.
Is there a way of identifying affected MCBs: do they have a batch
number or something printed on them, or am I best just to chnage the
whole lot? Is it just the 6A and 16A that are affected, and what about
RCBOs? Thanks.


The Crabtree MCBs that have been recalled are not the ones that fit the
Crabtree Starbreaker CU (ie the CU that SF sells) but the ones that fit the
Loadstar.

Cheers

Adam


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