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Help! Storage heater fuse keeps blowing....
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<blockquote data-quote="Gill" data-source="post: 506902" data-attributes="member: 33555"><p>Ok. Thanks again for all the advice. There problem is still there and the second electrician has not responded to texts or calls. An idea I had was to get the fuse changed again and not run both heaters. In this weather one working heater is better than none. If it is an overloading problem, not having both on should be ok?</p><p></p><p>The fuses are the Cylindrical type, 2 in a switched box. If I cannot get someone to do it, it is something I have done before. As you can tell I am running out of ideas. I am even wondering, if it is an overload problem, could one of the 3 heater elements in one heater, be disconnected, so that the two running will not draw so much power?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gill, post: 506902, member: 33555"] Ok. Thanks again for all the advice. There problem is still there and the second electrician has not responded to texts or calls. An idea I had was to get the fuse changed again and not run both heaters. In this weather one working heater is better than none. If it is an overloading problem, not having both on should be ok? The fuses are the Cylindrical type, 2 in a switched box. If I cannot get someone to do it, it is something I have done before. As you can tell I am running out of ideas. I am even wondering, if it is an overload problem, could one of the 3 heater elements in one heater, be disconnected, so that the two running will not draw so much power? [/QUOTE]
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