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Legrand electrical things
Today I got a message at work from partner. Pull cord switch for
bathroom light is broken. Not the usual things like the cord unknotting, or the whole thing falling off the ceiling. But a tiny bit of plastic, no more substantial than a bit of uncooked spaghetti, that forms the bit that goes into the switch. What utterly crap design. Checking now it is down, it is Legrand brand. A make to keep well away from? -- Rod |
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"polygonum" wrote in message
... Today I got a message at work from partner. Pull cord switch for bathroom light is broken. Not the usual things like the cord unknotting, or the whole thing falling off the ceiling. But a tiny bit of plastic, no more substantial than a bit of uncooked spaghetti, that forms the bit that goes into the switch. What utterly crap design. Checking now it is down, it is Legrand brand. A make to keep well away from? They made one of the quite pull switches. But it's French and therefore it's ****e and it smells of garlic. -- Adam |
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On 12/07/2016 21:09, ARW wrote:
"polygonum" wrote in message ... Today I got a message at work from partner. Pull cord switch for bathroom light is broken. Not the usual things like the cord unknotting, or the whole thing falling off the ceiling. But a tiny bit of plastic, no more substantial than a bit of uncooked spaghetti, that forms the bit that goes into the switch. What utterly crap design. Checking now it is down, it is Legrand brand. A make to keep well away from? They made one of the quite pull switches. But it's French and therefore it's ****e and it smells of garlic. Better not buy Hinkley Point... :-) -- Rod |
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ARW wrote:
"polygonum" wrote in message ... Today I got a message at work from partner. Pull cord switch for bathroom light is broken. Not the usual things like the cord unknotting, or the whole thing falling off the ceiling. But a tiny bit of plastic, no more substantial than a bit of uncooked spaghetti, that forms the bit that goes into the switch. What utterly crap design. Checking now it is down, it is Legrand brand. A make to keep well away from? They made one of the quite pull switches. But it's French and therefore it's ****e and it smells of garlic. Mines a chrome dolphin. No idea where it came from, it wasn't here when I moved out 16 years ago but it was when I moved back in 7 years ago. It's quite heavy, which stops people from 'pinging' it like a catapult |
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En el artículo , ARW adamwadsworth@blueyond
er.co.uk escribió: But it's French and therefore it's ****e and it smells of garlic. Heh. Have you considered applying for the lead position on Top Gear now that irritating ginger **** has sloped off with his tail between his legs*? You might make a good replacement Clarkson, given your non-PC views. * albeit 2 million quid better off despite ratings falling through the floor. Talk about rewarding failure. -- (\_/) (='.'=) systemd: the Linux version of Windows 10 (")_(") |
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