Robotstar5 Casanunda Staff member Messages 22,211 Location Birmingham Sep 19, 2012 #1 Some one bought one in to have the lamp changed, I was more concerned about the cable.... Even the brass tips on the plug were worn round, I put some arctic blue cable and a new plug on, even put it on the PAT tester (passed). Apparently used for SMART repairs not sure how smart the owner is though
Some one bought one in to have the lamp changed, I was more concerned about the cable.... Even the brass tips on the plug were worn round, I put some arctic blue cable and a new plug on, even put it on the PAT tester (passed). Apparently used for SMART repairs not sure how smart the owner is though
stuvy Member Messages 9,304 Sep 19, 2012 #2 nice cable there, you should have left it and survival of the fittest would have kicked in soon enough!!
nice cable there, you should have left it and survival of the fittest would have kicked in soon enough!!
Welderpaul Member Staff member Messages 14,509 Location UK Sep 19, 2012 #4 Theres a fire risk if ever i saw one Should see the state of some of ours. Our red rad eats a 32amp plug once a month and makes the 4mm cable like jelly.
Theres a fire risk if ever i saw one Should see the state of some of ours. Our red rad eats a 32amp plug once a month and makes the 4mm cable like jelly.
rtbcomp Moderator Messages 18,574 Location Sheffield UK Sep 19, 2012 #5 When I used to repair home computers incorrectly fitted plugs were more common than correctly fitted ones. Some were really lethal.
When I used to repair home computers incorrectly fitted plugs were more common than correctly fitted ones. Some were really lethal.