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  1. 10-10-2010, 09:54 PM #1
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    flxwatt buzzing sound?

    Just plugged in some new flexwatt heat tape and its working fine but has a buzzing sound to it is this normal?
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    Is it touching metal at all?
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    no that is not normal.... do you have it rolled up when it plugged in or laying flat?
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    Re: flxwatt buzzing sound?

    Its laying flat and there is no metal just some aluminium tape below it
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