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Electrical Water Pump Fuse Keeps Blowing....
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<blockquote data-quote="Matthew O&#039;Brien" data-source="post: 402604" data-attributes="member: 26814"><p>Yes your right. The heaters are simply plugged into a wall socket....maybe this is the answer???</p><p></p><p>Will arrange an electrician in any case as looking to sell up and can't do so with electrical faults</p><p></p><p>Matt</p><p></p><p>No the lights don't dim when the heaters are on although all the lights are LED so low wattage. That said I do have 1 bulb in the bathroom which has been turning itself off randomly (normal halogen type, not LED) so could this be related?</p><p></p><p>As I mentioned before, I say heaters but they are all just plugged into sockets</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Matthew O'Brien, post: 402604, member: 26814"] Yes your right. The heaters are simply plugged into a wall socket....maybe this is the answer??? Will arrange an electrician in any case as looking to sell up and can't do so with electrical faults Matt No the lights don't dim when the heaters are on although all the lights are LED so low wattage. That said I do have 1 bulb in the bathroom which has been turning itself off randomly (normal halogen type, not LED) so could this be related? As I mentioned before, I say heaters but they are all just plugged into sockets [/QUOTE]
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