[Electrickery] Circuit Breaker

[Mathea]

did i miss something?

[DanB]

I don't think so

[Mathea]

i think i did but okies if you say so

[DanB]

Like what?

[Mathea]

Like what?

huh? oh um, nm

[DanB]

okay I won't

[tesco]

i would expect the same, i'll check later, i'm feeling anti-social right now, you twat

the kitchen doesn't have a breaker though - i'll try there

It should.

[3RA1N1AC]

blown fuse or overloaded circuit... both good explanations. also, if you are having extremely damp weather in your area: too much moisture in the air can set circuit breakers off. if that's what's doing it, all you can do is wait for the weather to dry up a bit.

[Smith]

so you have triped a fuse?

just find the fuse and swich it off and on again, if im reading this right..

[DarthInsinuate]

so you have triped a fuse?

just find the fuse and swich it off and on again, if im reading this right..

the problem is that it the vacuum cleaner keeps setting the fuse off, i can reset it (which is how i'm typing now ), just can't use the vacuum without blowing the breaker again

i've tried it out in the kitchen, it works fine - problem with the breaker?