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Common Causes of a Fuse Blowing 

 

Common causes, simple checks and when to call an          electrician.

 

  • Overloaded electrical circuits
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  • Faulty electrical appliance
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  • Damaged wiring
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  • Water ingress into electrical equipment
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  • Short circuit
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  • Faulty consumer unit or protective device

Why Does My Fuse Keep Blowing

If your fuse or circuit breaker keeps tripping, it's usually a sign that something isnt't right with your electrical installation.

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Electricians Safety Tip

A fuse or circuit breaker is designed to protect your home. If it keeps tripping, it's warning you about an electrical fault—not causing the problem.

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Need an Electrician in Croydon?

 

⚡ Fuse keeps blowing?

 

⚡ Circuit breaker keeps tripping?

 

⚡ Lost power to part of your home?

 

⚡ Electrical fault needs diagnosing?

 

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Is it Dangerous

 

Usually yes if it happens repeatedly.

Look out for:

  • Burning smells
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  • Warm sockets
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  • Sparking
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  • Tripping immediately after resetting
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  • Loss of power to multiple circuits

If any of these occur, avoid continually resetting the breaker.

What Should You Do?

  1. Unplug recently connected appliances.
  2. Reset the breaker once.
  3. Plug appliances back in one at a time.
  4. If it trips again, leave the circuit off.
  5. Contact a qualified electrician.

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