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Hi There,


Our house in SE23, a new built has integrated appliances bought in 2012.


Last week the tenants messaged to say the circuit breaker keeps tripping off every so often, and at one point it happened like 6 time a day. And looks like they have narrowed this to the fridge once the fridge is switched off the problem doesn't? occur. I have had 2 electricians visit and both have checked all the sockets and connections and ruled out anything obvious. Not sure if Electrolux will do anything as the warranty they give is for just 1 year, I'm trying to locate someone to come and take a look at the fridge which is proving to be difficult, would really appreciate some advise, thanks


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