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23rd September 2005, 10:45 AM #16
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And if the shed is to far away the voltage loss in the extension lead will cook your table saw.
Originally Posted by Trav
Now, if you are looking for 15A power to run your tablesaw, jointer and dusty, simply convince SWMBO that she doesn't need the oven anymore, whack a 15A GPO on the oven wiring and run a dirty big 15A extension cord down to the shed. :eek:
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23rd September 2005, 10:46 AM #17
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Are you suggesting that I move the tablesaw into the kitchen?
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23rd September 2005, 10:58 AM #18
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I suppose that is an option if you are allowed. Originally Posted by Trav
Are you suggesting that I move the tablesaw into the kitchen?
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23rd September 2005, 11:50 AM #19
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Did you get an explanation as to why the sparks would not stop when the oven switch was turned off?cheers
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24th September 2005, 12:06 PM #20
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Not necessarily, the dining room should be close enough and available, especially if you've disconected the oven! Originally Posted by Trav
Are you suggesting that I move the tablesaw into the kitchen?
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25th September 2005, 09:57 PM #21
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15 amp circuit extra outlet ?
whack a 15A GPO on the oven wiring and run a dirty big 15A extension cord
Trav[/QUOTE]
It is my understanding that 15 amp circuits should only carry one outlet, according to the SAA wiring rules.
Perhaps a sparky could weigh in on this one?
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25th September 2005, 10:15 PM #22
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The Septics are Atrocious for switching the Neutral. Originally Posted by HavinaGo
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If the Element had gone to Earth
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Switching the Neutral would not open the "NEW" circuit. Current would continue to flow.
Smoke would continue to get out
An RCD unit 'should' have tripped though?????Navvi
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26th September 2005, 10:20 AM #23
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I did, but I ahve to confess to not understanding a word of what the guy said. :eek: Originally Posted by HavinaGo
The fact that I don't hvae an RCD could explain it.
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