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220v Fuse problem

bijapos · 2009-07-01 20:12:45

Friend has just been on to me (not computer literate:)). He plugged in his 220v cable and the 220 fuse made a noise :o. Flicked it up again and nothing happened. Any ideas? I wont be there until Friday evening but he was hoping to get away tomorrow evening so any help would be appreciated. 94 Hymer if I remember correctly.…

01-07-2009 9:12pm

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Friend has just been on to me (not computer literate:)). He plugged in his 220v cable and the 220 fuse made a noise . Flicked it up again and nothing happened. Any ideas? I wont be there until Friday evening but he was hoping to get away tomorrow evening so any help would be appreciated. 94 Hymer if I remember correctly. I know its a bad explanation but its the best he could describe it. Not too handy on 220 myself, 12v suits me better. Can they be replaced?

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#2 01-07-2009 9:26pm

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As he doesn't know what he's looking at, electricity is somewhat dangerous and internet advice could be dodgy in this case ...

... I would suggest consulting the nearest electrician. 240 V is 240 V and they are the experts.

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#3 01-07-2009 9:44pm

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Hmmm. Looking at mine it should be fairly simple. 220v fuses can be replaced. I presume its just blown? My thinking is that if he replaces it and it blows again then have it checked properly.

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