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Whats this button for ?

Barr · 2011-10-12 16:15:36

Hi All I was just wondering whats the black button for in the fuse box ? Its set to the " off " position. Here is a pic Thanks:)

12-10-2011 5:15pm

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Barr

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Hi All

I was just wondering whats the black button for in the fuse box ? Its set to the " off " position.

Here is a pic

Thanks:)

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#2 12-10-2011 6:11pm

aujopimur

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It appears to be your main switch, and it's turned ON ,if you turn it OFF it will show the word OFF.

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#3 11-01-2012 7:39pm

heffo500

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Is it not the main 63amp fuse for the house If you switch it off can you not lift the flap to access the fuse?

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