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electrofix
ModeratorRe: IKEA DATID Oven, tripping RCD intermittently.
pat tester or a insulation tester (megger)
if its low enough will show up on a standard multimeter ohms scale
you are looking for a reading to earth. to blow an rcd it has to be under 8000 ohms. so suspect anything under 100,000.
common electrical testing expects readings above 500,000 ohmsalso if the cooker has a loose connection that start arcing that will blow the trip. that also includes the socket or main its wired to
Dave
electrofix
ModeratorRe: IKEA DATID Oven, tripping RCD intermittently.
things are going that way with RCBO’s that way each circuit has its own trip.
reason its not common as always costDave
electrofix
ModeratorRe: IKEA DATID Oven, tripping RCD intermittently.
its almost certainly an element but the problem is which one
to understand what might be going on you have to understand your trip. The trip measures the current going in and out of your house and looks for differences. If over 0.03 of an amp goes in and not out it trips. the problem comes because it is monitoring the whole house. if your oven has a leakage of 0.02 it wont trip but if you turn on something else with a leakage of 0.012 it will trip. both of these appliances will not trip on their own but will if turned on at the same time
Dave
electrofix
ModeratorRe: Judge Rinder
watched the show a few times but also been on set when it was filmed. i might add i enable a friend of mine who likes going but it was the most boring audience experience. Now Jeremy Kyle is another story went last week and we had a big scrap
Dave
electrofix
ModeratorRe: zanussi zdt6053 start button
are you talking about the on off switch ?
Dave
electrofix
ModeratorRe: Shark NV680UKT
look at Sebo in my opinion its better than both of them
Dave
electrofix
ModeratorRe: beko dsc64s cycling stat
the normal stat that shorts is the ntc
also fit the complete element that way if something goes wrong you cant be accused of fitting an incorrect part
Dave
electrofix
ModeratorRe: Bosch won’t start?
childlock page 5
Dave
March 9, 2017 at 5:40 pm in reply to: Bosch WKD28540 EU ‘E 05’ Wash & ‘Unload’ Fluff Clean errors #445936electrofix
ModeratorRe: Bosch WKD28540 EU ‘E 05’ Wash & ‘Unload’ Fluff Clean err
how is the outlet hose connected ?
is the water siphoning off slowly ?
Dave
electrofix
ModeratorRe: HOW FAR WOULD YOU WALK TO A JOB
have to walk a bit in city centres but if there is a parking charge they pay. its not my fault that there is nowhere to park. quite often adds £12 onto a bill to park.
now residents only schemes are another nightmare. residents round here are only allowed 2 permits (and they have to pay for them) and if they have 2 cars game over. wont stay unless they can give me a permit or they pay the parking charge if I do. most of the time the client sits in the window looking for blue banded traffic vultures ( traffic wardens)Dave.
electrofix
ModeratorRe: Beko DC7112w
Sorted
Dave
electrofix
ModeratorRe: Neff Duswasher No power
see what you mean about owners manual bit simple
no yours has no child lock, I presume you tried the 2 buttons to reset programme
there was a recall on Neff machine around when yours was built
https://dishcareaction.com/en-gb/neffcheck if yours is in this if its not been done already
if all this fails time to strip the timer and look for blown tracks (with power off)
Dave
electrofix
ModeratorRe: Neff Duswasher No power
quite often holding a button for over 10 secs. something a child would not do
look in the owners manual but just try holding the start button for 10 to 15 secs see what happens
Dave
electrofix
ModeratorRe: Neff Duswasher No power
is there a child lock on this model and is it activated ?
Dave
electrofix
ModeratorRe: Stoves 050567005
that’s the problem with connect you have to phone up and fight for a decent discount. I would not mind if it was just once but you have to do it for every part you order. I don’t use them unless I have to
dave
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