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Re: Why deliberately shorting equipment to blow breakers might be a bad idea . . .

Subject: Re: Why deliberately shorting equipment to blow breakers might be a bad idea . . .
From: "hallerb@xxxxxxx" <hallerb@xxxxxxx>
Date: 12 Jan 2007 18:56:34 -0800
Newsgroups: comp.home.automation, alt.home.repair
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I have been a office machine service tech my entire adult life since
1975, we are trained to test by overloading etc all resettable safety
devices so we know they work when needed

References:
- Why deliberately shorting equipment to blow breakers might be a bad idea . . .
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- Re: Why deliberately shorting equipment to blow breakers might be a bad idea . . .
  - From: Marc_F_Hult
- Re: Why deliberately shorting equipment to blow breakers might be a bad idea . . .
  - From: John, SW Missouri

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