What we usually find in El Putxet i el Farró
The circuit breaker keeps tripping
We find the overloaded circuit before resetting it, so it doesn't trip again five minutes later.
Blown fuse
We replace the damaged protection and check why it blew before putting the system back into service.
Burnt socket or fitting
We inspect the affected point and the nearby wiring to rule out the problem happening again elsewhere.
Partial or total blackout
We diagnose whether it's a fault in the indoor wiring or something before the meter, and act accordingly.
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FAQ
Why does the circuit breaker keep tripping?
It usually points to an overloaded circuit or a specific short circuit. We locate the exact circuit before resetting it, so the problem doesn't go unresolved.
The fuse has blown, is it serious?
In almost every case it's a protection device that has correctly reacted to an overload. We check what caused it and replace the damaged part in the same visit.
A socket has burnt out, what should I do?
Don't use it, and cut the power to that circuit at the fuse box. A burnt socket usually points to a poor connection or overload that needs checking before switching the power back on.
The power's out in just part of the home, why?
It's usually an RCD or breaker that has tripped on one specific circuit, not the whole installation. In El Putxet i el Farró we diagnose it and pinpoint the exact cause.
A switch isn't turning the light on, could it be the switch or the fuse box?
It could be the switch itself, the light point, or a tripped protection in the fuse box. We check all three to find the real cause.