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    Re: Herpstat not sending power? (urgent help needed please)

    Quote Originally Posted by Lilah View Post
    :cens0r::cens0r::cens0r::cens0r:, it looks like it's the fuse, I'll need to pick some up tomorrow. I guess I'll set up a space heater in the room and they'll survive for a night with no hot spots.
    Thank you for your help!
    How do I prevent that from happening in the future? My understanding of how electrical appliances work is embarrassingly close to "it's magic!"
    If you still have the box your herpstat came in, it might have come with a spare fuse. I thought mine did.

    Also, don't get one fuse, get a few, just in case.

    You probably had a surge of some kind that fried the fuse. Or it became overloaded.

    As long as no one is digesting, a space heater will be fine for the night, or even room temp.

    If they are digesting, then yes, definitely the space heater.

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