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The CEE socket must be protected by a RCD characteristics 415.1.1 as per regulation 708.553.1.13, so in this case an S type one can not be used
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The CEE socket must be protected by a RCD characteristics 415.1.1 as per regulation 708.553.1.13, so in this case an S type one can not be used
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The CEE socket must be protected by a RCD characteristics 415.1.1 as per regulation 708.553.1.13, so in this case an S type one can not be used
Could be a fault that's manifesting itself when it gets hot then clears when cooled down...
fault finding time, you'll need access
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