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Fuse change danger

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    The biggest risk here is the asbestos behind the fuses especially if replacing a blown fuse wire. Asbestos is a well known killer and every electrician should know the risks and what to do. This needs replacing as it poses a real danger since you can not safely test or replace the fuse wire without the risk of asbestos. Please don’t believe there is no asbestos risk!

    https://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/guidance/a30.pdf
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    The biggest risk here is the asbestos behind the fuses especially if replacing a blown fuse wire. Asbestos is a well known killer and every electrician should know the risks and what to do. This needs replacing as it poses a real danger since you can not safely test or replace the fuse wire without the risk of asbestos. Please don’t believe there is no asbestos risk!

    https://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/guidance/a30.pdf
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