i have one of the 2A circuit breakers connected to the blender, i tried resetting it but the blender still does not seem to work.. Should i replace the circuit breaker or would there be another fault? although i did not notice anything else wrong.
2A Circuit breaker
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2A breakers are very uncommon. Can you post a pic of the thing you have? //www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=129539
does the appliance have a plug on it?
does the appliance have a plug on it?
Does the blender work on another circuit ?
Have you checked the fuse in the blenders plug ?
In techno speak a circuit breaker is a fuse at the main board, do you mean that the blender has it own circuit, or is your syntax slightly off kilter?
Have you checked the fuse in the blenders plug ?
In techno speak a circuit breaker is a fuse at the main board, do you mean that the blender has it own circuit, or is your syntax slightly off kilter?
done that.. the picture is in my album.. yes the appliance has a plug which has a 13 A fuse for some reason. So i guess any overload would strike the Circuit breaker. The appliance rated at 230 V and 600W
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Are you using this thing????
Why?
is that a photo of your own, or did you get it from a website?
The one in your photo is maked "1A"
Where is it fitted? How is it connected? When did it last work?
If yoiu plug the blender into another, working, socket, does the blender then work?
If you plug something else into the blender socket, does the other thing work?
Why?
is that a photo of your own, or did you get it from a website?
The one in your photo is maked "1A"
Where is it fitted? How is it connected? When did it last work?
If yoiu plug the blender into another, working, socket, does the blender then work?
If you plug something else into the blender socket, does the other thing work?
That breaker is very similar to the one which is mounted inside the blender. It is used to reset qutie frequently when the blender is running for a long period. I have tried in other sockets and still does not work. I bought this appliance in india so had the plug replaced with a 3 pin which i now realised has a 13 A fuse, the only road block for overload into the appliance is that circuit breaker which is connected internally into the blenders connections.
Are you using this thing????
Why?
is that a photo of your own, or did you get it from a website?
Where is it fitted? How is it connected? When did it last work?
If yoiu plug the blender into another, working, socket, does the blender then work?
If you plug something else into the blender socket, does the other thing work?
Please show us a picture of the inside of the blender showing how the breaker is fitted.
1) use the "reply" button not the "quote" button.
2) read the instructions I posted to put the small photo inside your post
3) the internal connections of your blender look very amateurish. If it was me I would put a 3A cartridge fuse in the UK plug, and remove or bypass the internal breaker. As UK plugs are fused there is no need for an internal breaker as well.
2) read the instructions I posted to put the small photo inside your post
3) the internal connections of your blender look very amateurish. If it was me I would put a 3A cartridge fuse in the UK plug, and remove or bypass the internal breaker. As UK plugs are fused there is no need for an internal breaker as well.
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Does it say 2.0A or 20A on the circuit breaker??? 
haha.. i bought it in india... nah its not a DIYer, just cheap trickery by company i guess.. its not an expensive brand, but very reliable... its a 2A and not a 20 A.. 20A wud be too mch lol.. it has a 600W rating
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