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Electrical Problems

RobAMerc · 2007-01-16 13:39:17

My new( 20year old ) house has 2 elec showers ( I thought you couldn't) but on seperate fuses at the pcb. Thing is the switch for the ensuite shower at pcb is normally off (we dont use it) but when I flick it to on, the board makes a funny noise so I daren't leave it on. Any idea if this is a fire hazard ? Thanks in…

16-01-2007 1:39pm

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My new( 20year old ) house has 2 elec showers ( I thought you couldn't) but on seperate fuses at the pcb. Thing is the switch for the ensuite shower at pcb is normally off (we dont use it) but when I flick it to on, the board makes a funny noise so I daren't leave it on.
Any idea if this is a fire hazard ?

Thanks in advance.
Rob

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#2 16-01-2007 2:33pm

davelerave

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it could be .you need to get the fuseboard and shower wiring checked by a sparkie.you can disconnect the other shower or get a non-priority controller if you're using the two

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