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Broadband and Electrical appliances interference

fid · 2005-03-14 11:38:50

As a result of a chance conversation I had about broadband I have just isolated the fact that my drier keeps tripping the electrical due to my broadband connection. Problems also with lights and tripping as well, but much more sporadic. Had an electrician check everything when the problem first occurred and he couldn't…

14-03-2005 11:38am

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fid

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As a result of a chance conversation I had about broadband I have just isolated the fact that my drier keeps tripping the electrical due to my broadband connection. Problems also with lights and tripping as well, but much more sporadic. Had an electrician check everything when the problem first occurred and he couldn't figure out where the problem was - thought it might have been damp or mice. However after plugging out my broadband last night, the drier works perfectly, not sure about the lights yet. Has anyone else noticed similar issues? Are there any filters or shields that I could get to stop it?

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#2 14-03-2005 12:08pm

Sponge Bob

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Is the trip an ELCB or an RCCB or a Combi (both) , if the former or a combi your BB Modem is leaking to earth and tripping the whole circuit ?

Its faulty in other words.

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#3 14-03-2005 12:46pm

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Not to hijack your thread fib but...
Spongebob, could you help with this question I had on a similar topic?

causal

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#4 14-03-2005 2:56pm

Sponge Bob

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phuck IANAE

thats sounds like a Simple Overload as I had a problem once where I could not put the kettle and the washing machine on at the same time. Get an electrician in on the case to find out why and remedy it if possible or eliminate it. It could be a fault in the washing machine too (ya never know) .

OH! and when you get an electrician make sure they are RECI qualified and not the other electricians association whose name escapes me now. RECI is the proper stuff while the other shower are simply unbelievable in my experience.

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