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Heating controls fuse blown
Work being done in house and a lot of drilling hammering taking place. The fuse in heating control has blown which is downstairs from drilling but directly underneath the work. Wondering if the vibration or small amount of rubble falling would have caused the fuse to blow
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Heating controls fuse blown
On 16/11/2020 18:01, Joc wrote:
Work being done in house and a lot of drilling hammering taking place. The fuse in heating control has blown which is downstairs from drilling but directly underneath the work. Wondering if the vibration or small amount of rubble falling would have caused the fuse to blow We're repainting the lounge and the F2A fuse in our Honeywell wiring unit in the garage blew last week. They must be sensitive to any kind of DIY activity. -- Reentrant |
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