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Fused spur question

aodh_rua · 2020-07-27 15:23:13

Hi all I have a fused spur on a switch controlling power to the pump in my hotpress (the pump is for the internal pressurised hot and cold water). The pump stopped working a short time ago. The indicator on the FCU is still shining red, so my concern is that the fuse in the switch is still sound and the problem is with the…

27-07-2020 4:23pm

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aodh_rua

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Hi all

I have a fused spur on a switch controlling power to the pump in my hotpress (the pump is for the internal pressurised hot and cold water).

The pump stopped working a short time ago. The indicator on the FCU is still shining red, so my concern is that the fuse in the switch is still sound and the problem is with the pump.

Am I right, or can the indicator light remain on even if the fuse is blown?

Thanks!

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#2 28-07-2020 10:58am

coylemj

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The easiest way to find out is to try a new fuse, you can buy a pack of mixed (3/5/13A) fuses in any pound shop.

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#3 28-07-2020 11:49am

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If the LED is lit the fuse should be healthy

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#4 28-07-2020 11:53am

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It is possible the wiring is back to front inside the switch if this is the case the LED illuminates even if the fuse blows.

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#5 28-07-2020 12:51pm

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The quickest way to answer your question is to remove the fuse.

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