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Faults to appliance internal cables, connections, contacts, switches, motors, etc. Why, in some cases, are internal fuses used ? All this reliance on RCD's...... if one is fitted that is. For example, why are 3 amp fuses recommended for certain appliances when the flexible cable is capable of carrying much more ?
 
change the cooker outlet to a single socket. sssimmplessss
 
Just change the outlet plate for a 1 gang single socket.
You'll only need access to the fuse if you have a problem with the cooker, the fuse won't blow for nothing.
 

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