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re: PAGING NAPOLEAN LG refrigerator stop working UPDATE
Posted on 9/29/18 at 6:26 am to BHM
Posted on 9/29/18 at 6:26 am to BHM
quote:
Surge protectors can be purchased from any retail store. They are not included because that would raise the cost and we all have higher costs.
What's the after market surge protector cost?
What'a the typical replacement cost of these motherboards?
Posted on 9/29/18 at 6:58 am to Y.A. Tittle
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What's the after market surge protector cost?
$10
quote:
What'a the typical replacement cost of these motherboards?
$200. Just for the board.
Posted on 9/29/18 at 9:06 am to Y.A. Tittle
quote:u can get a twin pack from Amazon for around 20 bucks - rated for 1800 watts - good for tv/frigs & washing machines
What's the after market surge protector cost?
Posted on 9/29/18 at 5:39 pm to Y.A. Tittle
Effective protection means everything (dishwasher, clocks, central air, dimmer switches, microwave, GFCIs, garage door opener, furnace, LED & CFL bulbs, smoke detectors) is protected. Worse, no plug-in protetor claims effective protection. Anyone can read specification numbers. Most do not and make a recommendation anyway.
A plug-in protector can cost $20 or $90. One properly earthed 'whole house' solution (that protects everything) costs about $1 per appliance. Tens of times less money. And with numbers that actually define protection.
Worse, a plug-in protector can even make nearby appliance damage easier; compromise (bypass) what is better protection inside electronics.
Safety ground does nothing to protect any appliance and does not make any plug-in protector effective. Wall receptacle safety ground is not earth ground.
Only assumed is what caused electronics failure. Why not only a fuse? Or the most common reason for failure - manufacturing defect? Long before blaming electronics, well, why were all those other unprotected appliances also undamaged?
Maybe a homeowner all but invited a surge inside. So it went hunting for a best connection to earth. Once inside, then nothing can protect from a typically destructive surge. Protection always means earthing it outside so that a surge is not inside.
What is protecting all those other appliances?
A plug-in protector can cost $20 or $90. One properly earthed 'whole house' solution (that protects everything) costs about $1 per appliance. Tens of times less money. And with numbers that actually define protection.
Worse, a plug-in protector can even make nearby appliance damage easier; compromise (bypass) what is better protection inside electronics.
Safety ground does nothing to protect any appliance and does not make any plug-in protector effective. Wall receptacle safety ground is not earth ground.
Only assumed is what caused electronics failure. Why not only a fuse? Or the most common reason for failure - manufacturing defect? Long before blaming electronics, well, why were all those other unprotected appliances also undamaged?
Maybe a homeowner all but invited a surge inside. So it went hunting for a best connection to earth. Once inside, then nothing can protect from a typically destructive surge. Protection always means earthing it outside so that a surge is not inside.
What is protecting all those other appliances?
This post was edited on 9/29/18 at 5:42 pm
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