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my fuse has blown on my old fuseboard what fuse rating would you recomend f?

my fuse has blown on my old fuseboard what fuse rating would you recomend for my upstairs lighting
robert garghan, November 2005
TO REITERATE THE OTHER REPLIERS

NEVER REWIRE OR REPLACE ANY TYPE OF FUSE WITH A HIGHER RATING THAN SPECIFIED AS YOU RISK ELECTRICUTION AND OR FIRE IF THE FUSE IS TOO HIGH RATED TO BLOW.

If you are the owner then get in touch with your electricity supplier and ask if they do a 'free visual' inspection of wiring, and of course it's as it is said, they check only what they can see. For a more extensive check there is a fee which you can discuss at the same time.
You may be lucky and only need the fuse board changed.

Bob

Bob, December 2005
Repacing the fuse with a higher amp fuse would be dangerous because if ther is aproblem wiring would get hotter and possible cause a fire or futher wiring problems from overheating

bg, November 2005
rewireable lighting fuse is 5 Amp ,do you know why it went?

shane 34/kent, November 2005