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New Wed 26 May 10 15:10 
 Toaster tripping a circuit breaker - teabelly
Toaster is duff. Get a new one!

If GU10 spotlights on the lighting circuit are causing an overload then you really need to get an electrician to check it is safe. If they are using that much current then there is a risk they've already started to melt insulation so a re-wire of the lighting circuit might be necessary. Lighting is always on a different circuit so unlikely to be related to the toaster issue.

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 Toaster tripping a circuit breaker new SteelSpark 26 May 10 14:46
 Toaster tripping a circuit breaker new FotheringtonTomas 26 May 10 14:59
 Toaster tripping a circuit breaker new Bromptonaut 26 May 10 15:06
 Toaster tripping a circuit breaker new SteelSpark 26 May 10 15:12
 Toaster tripping a circuit breaker new teabelly 26 May 10 15:16
 Toaster tripping a circuit breaker new SteelSpark 26 May 10 17:09
 Toaster tripping a circuit breaker new SteelSpark 26 May 10 15:08
 Toaster tripping a circuit breaker new FotheringtonTomas 26 May 10 16:17
 Toaster tripping a circuit breaker new Tigger 27 May 10 14:57
 Toaster tripping a circuit breaker new Pat 27 May 10 15:25
 Toaster tripping a circuit breaker new teabelly 26 May 10 15:10
 Toaster tripping a circuit breaker new SteelSpark 26 May 10 15:14
 Toaster tripping a circuit breaker new teabelly 26 May 10 15:22
 Toaster tripping a circuit breaker new Bromptonaut 26 May 10 15:27
 Toaster tripping a circuit breaker new bathtub tom 26 May 10 16:07
 Toaster tripping a circuit breaker new Dog 26 May 10 17:42
 Toaster tripping a circuit breaker new FotheringtonTomas 26 May 10 16:10
 Toaster tripping a circuit breaker new Dave_ 26 May 10 22:11
 Toaster tripping a circuit breaker new SteelSpark 26 May 10 22:36
 Toaster tripping a circuit breaker new FotheringtonTomas 26 May 10 16:13
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