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hi guys was have had a problem been fault finding on a circuit, long story short.
would anyone know if i would be able to find a 16/20amo replacement for this.
thanks.
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preferably one without asbestos in ^^
 
it;s lower. sliding scale A,B,C ..... Adapting, Bodging, Codging, then on to D for Dangerous. :icon10:
 
bet you've got some of them in your stores, tony.
 

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