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Hi Midwest. Thanks for your reply. It's installed in a shed right now.Looks a bit elderly to me, and I'm not referring to Pete or Tel
Where does this water distilling machine do its business?
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Hi Midwest. Thanks for your reply. It's installed in a shed right now.Looks a bit elderly to me, and I'm not referring to Pete or Tel
Where does this water distilling machine do its business?
Insulation Resistance. A basic test, needs special tester that stuffs 500 or 1000 volts up something to see if there's a breakdown in the insulation, etc.IR testing?
Hi Midwest. Thanks for your reply. It's installed in a shed right now.
Understood. Thanks for your input. Are you saying that the symptoms I'm getting might be caused by degraded insulation? It's possible that they may have become corroded by the steam, but I cant find any place where the insulation is actually breached.it's past beer o'clock on a wet sunday, yous bound to get a bit of unhelpful comments, but as pete says, finding faults is a dark art in itself. i'm only good at ti coz i sold my soul to Theakston's.
Hi Midwest. Thanks for your reply. It's installed in a shed right now.
to be honest. it could be anything. is it tripping a MCB/fuse, or a RCD?Understood. Thanks for your input. Are you saying that the symptoms I'm getting might be caused by degraded wiring? It's possible that they may have become corroded by the steam, but I cant find any place where the insulation is actually breached.
Have you tried the reset?I see this isn't really a forum for advice, just a place for the smug and self-righteous to sneer at DIYers.
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