The surge before the outtage.if it was an "outage" i would think that NO POWER was going to the mentioned appliances so how could something with NO POWER get damaged?
if you folks would care to read the posters other thread, there are details in that one.The surge before the outtage.
There you go being smart, Justif you folks would care to read the posters other thread, there are details in that one.
https://forum.freeadvice.com/consumer-contracts-guarantees-warranties-22/power-outage-destroyed-appliances-531518.html
i saw nowhere in the OP the word "surge"The surge before the outtage.
It's all part and parcel. When a transformer blows (knocking out the power), there is often a large (huge) surge prior to the outage.i saw nowhere in the OP the word "surge"
FOCUS, mkayi saw nowhere in the OP the word "surge"
are you a lawyer or an electrician?It's all part and parcel. When a transformer blows (knocking out the power), there is often a large (huge) surge prior to the outage.
It doesn't matter...it's common knowledge to anyone with half a brain.are you a lawyer or an electician?
I didn't know that before .It doesn't matter...it's common knowledge to anyone with half a brain.
Yes it has - and THAT'S what puts you a step aboveI didn't know that before .
But since i know that NOW, has my brain got bigger??