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Electric Kettle - Impedance to earth
If I measure the resistance between the live and earth terminals of my
Russell Hobs stainless steel electic kettle I get a reading of about 9M ohms. (using my electonic multimeter) Is this normal or indicative of a fault which a higher voltage might be able to jump causing the fuse to blow? Michael Chare |
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