Weird had a storm last night now none of my air cons work. why? i have electric in my house and the water pump has stopped anyone know of any good handy man to help me out.

cheers

Basics !! Did you check the fuses?

Weird had a storm last night now none of my air cons work. why? i have electric in my house and the water pump has stopped anyone know of any good handy man to help me out.

cheers

thong is a good handy man he takes off air con grills without undoing any screws and pulls all the paint of with it.sweet

Seems same like a couple of weeks ago in Bangrak:

After power outages the PEA was given some 500 Volts through the public grid. One lamp was burning, all my air cons were damaged but could be repaired.

Seems same like a couple of weeks ago in Bangrak:

After power outages the PEA was given some 500 Volts through the public grid. One lamp was burning, all my air cons were damaged but could be repaired.

thanks for not taking the mic. i am glad that i did not get that man to fix my air con by just checking my fuses or he would have spent about 4 hrs just staring into space not know what the real problem was

Seems same like a couple of weeks ago in Bangrak:

After power outages the PEA was given some 500 Volts through the public grid. One lamp was burning, all my air cons were damaged but could be repaired.

Uh...what? What's PEA and what do you mean they were given 500 Volts?

Please explain.

I live in Bangrak and 3 minutes after is starts to rain the lights go out. At least it did but it hasn't seemed to have happened in a while.

Reason could be like in Kan, only "Single phase" is on hence only lights and fans work. Air-Cons need more power.

Kan Win

Seems same like a couple of weeks ago in Bangrak:

After power outages the PEA was given some 500 Volts through the public grid. One lamp was burning, all my air cons were damaged but could be repaired.

Uh...what? What's PEA and what do you mean they were given 500 Volts?

Please explain.

I live in Bangrak and 3 minutes after is starts to rain the lights go out. At least it did but it hasn't seemed to have happened in a while.

PEA is provincial electricty authority, the guys in Nathon close to hospital.

They cost me a lot of money because they send far more than 230 V through their wires after storm was finished.

I have finally installed an over-voltage breaker (maybe not the right english word..)