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kitchen wiring

larrya · 2012-12-17 19:01:19

Just wondering what is the norm for number of socket circuits in a kitchen.I know each appliance must have its own isolation switch but should each have its own circuit.For example could dryer and washing machine be on the same circuit or should they be seperate.Or could I put dryer with other sockets for toaster and…

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#32 22-03-2013 5:57pm
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apprentice 30,roughly whats your location in case a quick look might help

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#33 22-03-2013 9:01pm
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Apprentice 30 I had this same problem recently in a house I rewired, it was an earth leakage problem, when a load was applied to the circuit the RCD would trip.If you locate the problem circuit, try disconnecting the earth and test again, you will then have to get a new earth to the circuit. Hope this myte help solve your problem

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#34 27-03-2013 7:57am
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I live in the south of ireland meercat. Kevin thanks for that will try it out and see a real head scratcher this problem!!

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