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Plug Switch Stuck. This morning the kettle wouldn't work (plugged into the right socket of a double gang) i plugged the kettle into the left socket. With no plugs inserted into the plug socket, try operating the rocker switch between the ‘on’ and ‘off’ position a few times and see if this helps loosen the switch mechanism a little. Then, reset the circuit by switching the tripped switch to the “off” position and then back to “on.” if the circuit trips again, it suggests a persistent fault, and it’s wise to avoid further diy attempts. Examine the socket for any damages. This is done in order to eliminate the chances of the previously plugged in appliance being at fault. The simple truth is your socket is broken or worn out, depending on its age. It's the same with any of the. Start by unplugging all appliances connected to the affected sockets to reduce the load. Over the years the spring on the rocker switch wears out. I have recently replaced a double socket that had a short circuit fault on the right hand socket with a new one from b&q. If you see any discolouration, melting, or breakage, you might need to change the plug socket. I immediately tried to turn it off at the wall and the switch will not turn off, so i just pulled the plug out.

With no plugs inserted into the plug socket, try operating the rocker switch between the ‘on’ and ‘off’ position a few times and see if this helps loosen the switch mechanism a little. Then, reset the circuit by switching the tripped switch to the “off” position and then back to “on.” if the circuit trips again, it suggests a persistent fault, and it’s wise to avoid further diy attempts. I immediately tried to turn it off at the wall and the switch will not turn off, so i just pulled the plug out. Over the years the spring on the rocker switch wears out. If you see any discolouration, melting, or breakage, you might need to change the plug socket. The simple truth is your socket is broken or worn out, depending on its age. This is done in order to eliminate the chances of the previously plugged in appliance being at fault. It's the same with any of the. Start by unplugging all appliances connected to the affected sockets to reduce the load. I have recently replaced a double socket that had a short circuit fault on the right hand socket with a new one from b&q.

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Plug Switch Stuck I have recently replaced a double socket that had a short circuit fault on the right hand socket with a new one from b&q. Then, reset the circuit by switching the tripped switch to the “off” position and then back to “on.” if the circuit trips again, it suggests a persistent fault, and it’s wise to avoid further diy attempts. It's the same with any of the. With no plugs inserted into the plug socket, try operating the rocker switch between the ‘on’ and ‘off’ position a few times and see if this helps loosen the switch mechanism a little. Start by unplugging all appliances connected to the affected sockets to reduce the load. Over the years the spring on the rocker switch wears out. This morning the kettle wouldn't work (plugged into the right socket of a double gang) i plugged the kettle into the left socket. This is done in order to eliminate the chances of the previously plugged in appliance being at fault. If you see any discolouration, melting, or breakage, you might need to change the plug socket. Examine the socket for any damages. I immediately tried to turn it off at the wall and the switch will not turn off, so i just pulled the plug out. I have recently replaced a double socket that had a short circuit fault on the right hand socket with a new one from b&q. The simple truth is your socket is broken or worn out, depending on its age.