Gavita pro 1000 de fried?

McFrosticles said:

Plugged my gavita into a new timer which is plugged into a surge protected extension cable with 4 input terminals.

As I plugged it in it tripped all the sockets in the house. Thought nothing much of it. Went to the fuse box and flicked the switch for the sockets.

Everything came on but the gavita, left it to cool for an hour, nothing. Went out for the day and it's still not working. Not the plug fuse, or kettle plug. Switched both out. No hum or dink sound when I plug it in, nothing.

Surely a 550 cash light fixture is protected against this? I bought it second hand so no proof of purchase thus guarantee

Any chance its the bulb? Could an electrical repair guy fix this?

Mad face

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McFrosticles said:

Just the one breaker. I paid 180 cash and know it's not even a year old, but they retail for 550

I have a local electrical repair guy I might try. Can't believe what's supposed to be the gold standard of lights would fry so easily. Lesson learned, just glad I didn't buy a new one

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McFrosticles said:

Just the one breaker. I paid 180 cash and know it's not even a year old, but they retail for 550

I have a local electrical repair guy I might try. Can't believe what's supposed to be the gold standard of lights would fry so easily. Lesson learned, just glad I didn't buy a new one

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McFrosticles said:

Just the one breaker. I paid 180 cash and know it's not even a year old, but they retail for 550

I have a local electrical repair guy I might try. Can't believe what's supposed to be the gold standard of lights would fry so easily. Lesson learned, just glad I didn't buy a new one

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