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September 10th 03, 01:03 PM
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A light shines where there was none
In message , Cast_Iron
writes According to the report, the second fault occurred because automatic protection equipment shut off the power thinking there was a fault with the supply, because of the action taken to compensate for the defective transformer. Finally! Confirmation that the two faults were indeed related. As some of us insisted (against solid opposition) from the start. -- Roland Perry |
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