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I recently had an SPD consumer unit fitted, twice now when I have been using the electric shower, power has been cut for a few seconds then comes back on. I don't think it's a problem with the shower as the light on the ceiling pull cord goes out as well. Any ideas, so I am pre-armed when I call the electrician, tomorrow?
 
I always believed that once a shower circuit goes "left field" I would isolate it and ask for it not to be used . Just scares the jesus out of me when i hear people saying they are using "tritons " etc that are tripping MCB's etc . It is probably a very simple fix .But needs attending to
 

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