Electrical Fuse Board Replacement

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  • 15/10/2017 at 6:29 pm #11390 Reply | Quote
    david2708
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      We live in a building built in 1965 will a fuse board of that era. Non compliant by today’s standard when a circuit needs replacing.

      Consequently, some lot owners have replaced their lot fuses in separate units attached away from the main fuse board. The main fuse board has asbestos in it, hence why some have set up boxes to the side of the main board.

      With that, the meter room is a rather  mishmash of both.

      At some stage the whole board will need replacing but who is responsible? The OC or the individual lot owner.

      I ask this as some lot owners have already replaced theirs at their own cost.

      If it is the OC, then I can see those that did theirs kick up a stink of having to foot the bill of others.

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