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 | Check your fuse panel to make sure no circuits are overfused. Call an electrician if you do not know the proper fuse sizes for your circuits. |
| Never replace a fuse with a larger sized fuse. |
| Do an annual maintenance check on your fuse panel by tightening the fuses, and checking for any signs of burning in the sockets or panel. |
| If you are repeatedly blowing a fuse make note of what outlets are on that circuit. This means you have too many appliances plugged into that circuit at one time. So once you have identified what is plugged into that circuit, move an appliance(s) to another outlet. Remember, heat generating appliances create the largest loads (your stove, kettle, toaster, clothes iron, etc.) |
| If you have blown a fuse, and there is nothing different about the appliances you use or where you have them plugged in, call an electrician. This could mean there is a problem somewhere in the circuit. |
| We strongly recommend you have your fuse panel replaced with a breaker panel. We recommend using SquareD panels. |
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