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Summary: Electrical Troubleshooting Question: The outlet for my washer machine stopped working. The fuse in the electrical box does not trip.

Electrical Troubleshooting: Troubleshooting washing machine



Electrical Troubleshooting Question:
The outlet for my washer machine stopped working. The fuse in the electrical box does not trip. I replaced the outlet, is my next step replacing the fuse in the electrical box?
Name Bob.

Hi Bob - Great Question!
Yes you may need to replace the fuse if it is actually bad, and please replace it with the right size for your circuit. Another thought - what caused the fuse to blow? You may have another problem, possibly with the washing machine

Another possibility - some washing machines are protected by a GFCI Device, which in your case, if you do not have a circuit breaker panel the GFI Device would be a GFI Outlet.
Be Careful and Be Safe - Never Work on Energized Circuits!
Dave Rongey, Licensed Electrical Contractor



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