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In Reply to: Dab code! posted by Muzikmike on March 3, 2007 at 15:51:17:
I caught it from you.And, yes, you have to 'reset' tripped circuit breakers bypushing them on, off, then on again. If you notice, they don't even always look tripped. I run a finger or fingers down the row of breakers and feel for the wiggly switch. Unless you turn a breaker off yourself, it doesn't go to the "off" detent.
all the best,
mrh
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