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Is it wise for a tenant to be messing about with fuses in the first place??

What happens if they replace the blown fuse with a nail and how would that affect the Landlord's insurance???

I don't see a problem with a Homeowner changing the fuse in his own home, but could there be issues with a tenant doing the same in his rented property?
 
You might discover your *landlord* has you down as a relative and not a tenant....if he's a tightwad and there isn't a law requiring a certificate for electricity...
 

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