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Author To Magic: Re: if and if: fault?
Robert11

2005-08-18, 2:21 pm

Hello:

Thanks for help.

There was nothing apparent on the furnace circuit board when visually
inspected; just that it became non-funtional after lightning strike.

Further testing on not possible, as was returned to HVAC company
for replacement

Nothing else in house affected, surprisingly.

BTW: what's ELCB, MCB, MCCB/RCCB ?

Guess mccb is molded case circuit breakers, but what about the rest ?

Regards,
Bob
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"magic" <aladin_ah@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Robert11 wrote:
>
> Hello;
>
> I just want to get some tips on the electrical faults. There are;
>
> 1. If live and neutral cables found shorted.
> 2. If live and earth cables found shorted.
> 3. If neutral and earth found shorted.
>
> If this three faults above happen follow by number, what happen to the
> electrical protection system such as ELCB, MCB, MCCB/RCCB or else.
> Taken in real live system. Did the system explode?
>
> Thanks
>
> magic
>



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