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Electric Cooker problem

allthedoyles · 2015-01-22 13:26:03

Its a Tricity Bendix ceramic hobs and was boiling bacon and sausepan overflowed . Didn't blow the main fuse , but now the cooker has no power at all Anyone know if there is a trip-switch somewhere on the cooker , or could the water have got in and blown the lot ?

22-01-2015 1:26pm

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allthedoyles

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Its a Tricity Bendix ceramic hobs and was boiling bacon and sausepan overflowed .

Didn't blow the main fuse , but now the cooker has no power at all

Anyone know if there is a trip-switch somewhere on the cooker , or could the water have got in and blown the lot ?

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#2 22-01-2015 6:49pm

allthedoyles

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Turns out it was fuse blown - a 25/500

its working again

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