Cabinetman
Established Member
The building next door to my workshop burnt down last week, Fire Brigade were brilliant, the power was turned off at the roadside isolators before any water entered my building so definitely no power involved. (I was there). The trouble was that water has probably entered the three-phase motor on my dust extractor unit. I have now had limited power back on for a week but not to the motor, and I put an oil filled radiator underneath the motor, it has been just nicely warm to the touch for five days, the motor spins by hand. My way of thinking is that the motor got wet, it’s now dry it should be ok, unless of course you know different!
The same is true of my main circuit breaker board which has been disconnected and taken home to stand in front of the log burner for the past week - not too close, just nicely warmed through. Not quite so bothered about the breakers they can be changed easily enough.
Thanks in anticipation. Ian
The same is true of my main circuit breaker board which has been disconnected and taken home to stand in front of the log burner for the past week - not too close, just nicely warmed through. Not quite so bothered about the breakers they can be changed easily enough.
Thanks in anticipation. Ian