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N.B.. that appliance is worth less than a fiver.. :) :)

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

thanks, i'll try that.. Yes the plugs in india do not hav a fuse, so the need for the breaker. and not an expensive model either.. hence the amateurishness :)

its in my album

done that

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...

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

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.