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19-07-2008
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| Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Wales
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 |  Re: what would a normal sparky charge surely the important question is how did the kettle plug weld itself to a socket (what fault is present? As once you have changed the socket in a kitchen you have to make sure its safe. |
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19-07-2008
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| Respected Member  Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: york
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| Re: what would a normal sparky charge i have always been lead to beleive that theres generally only one socket that gets used for the kettle and as the life of the socket deteriates, the load its is supplying doesnt, granted ive never seen one welded but often seen the "browning" on the socket outlet live pin or started to melt even. think its all down to accessories wearing out really. |
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