grayoldnproud
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LOL Yup, anytime your lights go on and your TV goes off.............ive hit the lights and they touch so now im worried thank god i noticed straight away as tv is always on hence it turned off.
Right cheer u up chap yo well ive always loved the song Dance into the fire lol ive a brand new circuit board fitted last year so it trips if there is a problem put your black suit away im un killable if you only knew half of the shit ive been through you wouldnt believe me but thanks for the concern ya diamondGet an electrician already!!!!
Thanks but just bought a new good light today and my fusebox was just renewed about 6 months ago and if it happens again it must be my 4 point extension thats brand new but i dont get why the fuse doesnt blow in any plug but trips box. We find out tuesday when my new light comes thank fxxxLOL Yup, anytime your lights go on and your TV goes off.............
If I recall your voltage is higher than what we use here in the States so your actual current draw on a 450 watt light would be half of what we draw here for the same wattage. So for your shit to be going dark...you got an issue with current draw somewhere.
See if you can move your plants to a friends house for a while and get the super or owner or you to fix that shit.
Calm your self el bean, brand new fusebox wired and i bought cheap lights go easy on me ehOr get a bigger light that uses more power!!!!!
Idiot!!!! Bahahahhaaaaa
Just what the boards need.......another Mr Know it All troll
Good luck.Thanks but just bought a new good light today and my fusebox was just renewed about 6 months ago and if it happens again it must be my 4 point extension thats brand new but i dont get why the fuse doesnt blow in any plug but trips box. We find out tuesday when my new light comes thank fxxx
It's an overall draw that's why it's at the fuse box or a faulty connection like said before, one outlet in the circuit could be bad or have a bad ground, it shouldn't cost much just to have an electrician come out and check the outlets for you, if you check them please turn of the main power before even pulling a cover off. The new light may pull less power then all three and you will maybe be ok, but the more a circuit trips and flips, that breaker gets weaker.Thanks but just bought a new good light today and my fusebox was just renewed about 6 months ago and if it happens again it must be my 4 point extension thats brand new but i dont get why the fuse doesnt blow in any plug but trips box. We find out tuesday when my new light comes thank fxxx
Interesting wise words brother and happy new year scottish styleIt's an overall draw that's why it's at the fuse box or a faulty connection like said before, one outlet in the circuit could be bad or have a bad ground, it shouldn't cost much just to have an electrician come out and check the outlets for you, if you check them please turn of the main power before even pulling a cover off. The new light may pull less power then all three and you will maybe be ok, but the more a circuit trips and flips, that breaker gets weaker.
3 current lights use 240 watts.
1 new light uses 750 watts.
Fire it up!!!!!
Good math, but its only 720w light thats coming and its dimmable plus i dont even have to use 75% or 100% in budding or flowering mood so i will find out whats the problem everbody says its the lights but maybe its the 4 point extension running 3 lights and 1 exhaust fan thats an air ram as carbon filter too. Im confused is it gray posting what grenadian said
I quoted him since he mentioned "Light it up". And it was either time for Jim or Zak, I chose Zak but here's some Jim. Oh wait a minute, your a Scot. Let's go withGood math, but its only 720w light thats coming and its dimmable plus i dont even have to use 75% or 100% in budding or flowering mood so i will find out whats the problem everbody says its the lights but maybe its the 4 point extension running 3 lights and 1 exhaust fan thats an air ram as carbon filter too. Im confused is it gray posting what grenadian said
Wise words my friend happy new yearIf, as you say, it only happens when the lights touch each other then there’s a short in one of the lights or possibly your extension cord. The new light should fix that. To test it, you could plug something that draws 800-1000 watts, like a space heater, into the circuit, if it doesn’t trip, it’s your current light(s) causing it.
Not a bad song ive heard of nazareth but had never heard them before. Im not big on this quote thing so u can send what someone else said? It doesent matter im sick of hearing about it now we all know whats wrong. How do i take post down to stop people wasting there time as its not fair on themI quoted him since he mentioned "Light it up". And it was either time for Jim or Zak, I chose Zak but here's some Jim. Oh wait a minute, your a Scot. Let's go with
Really? This was an everyday staple pulling into the parking lot at school in my day.Not a bad song ive heard of nazareth but had never heard them before.
It could just be the extension cord itself, sometimes those pins inside can get lose or have a bad solder.Good math, but its only 720w light thats coming and its dimmable plus i dont even have to use 75% or 100% in budding or flowering mood so i will find out whats the problem everbody says its the lights but maybe its the 4 point extension running 3 lights and 1 exhaust fan thats an air ram as carbon filter too. Im confused is it gray posting what grenadian said
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