RCD Keeps Tripping. Intermittent Fault-Finding Tips
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Tumble Dryer Plug Melted: Why?
There are several reasons why a tumble dryer plug may melt and we will look at these in the following article. If you are having problems with your tumble dryer plug socket then it’s best to immediately stop using the plug socket and call an electrician to come and take a look for you. Early intervention is the best solution as ignoring the problem will nearly always lead to a more expensive repair later on not to mention the risk of fire and other electrical problems occurring.
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The Fusebox, Breaker or Electrical Panel is Buzzing!
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Main Fuse Breaker Keeps Tripping? 8 Reasons For this
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Consumer Unit in Cupboard Dangerous? How to Box In?
There are a few things that you need to consider in order to establish if your consumer unit is safe or not.
Why do small trade contractor jobs cost so much?
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RCD tripping: Tripped Circuit Breaker and What to do?
Before jumping into the reasons behind tripped circuit breakers, let's briefly understand how modern electric circuits function. An electrical circuit typically involves a Line or Hot wire, which carries the electrical current around the circuit originating from one of the home's circuit breakers located in the fuse box or electrical panel.
10 top ways to prevent electrical fires in your home!
Electrical Fires are a common occurrence & many can be avoided.
Why your Homeowners Insurance may not cover your electrical problems!
If you are wondering if your homeowner’s insurance will cover your electrical problems in 2024 then the answer is not a simple one, I’m afraid. In many cases the homeowner’s insurance will refuse to pay out if your home wiring is out of date, poorly maintained or has been subject to excessive wear and tear. In some cases, the insurance will pay out for home electrical problems BUT each home insurance policy is different AND their policy wording may leave wriggle room for not paying for your claim!