Blown fuses I have a crabtree fuse box with a 32amp fuse to a 13amp neon switch outside the bathroom, when you turn the shower on it runs for about 30 seconds and them blows the 13 amp fuse. Do I have to upgrade the main fuse or the 13amp switch.

Fuse # 9 - 30 amp under hood fuse box . Fuse # 4 40amp under hood fuse box too .

Is it possible to have plumber come inspect? Warranty from purchase place? Since you don't sound you put it in I'm guessing a plumber did? It would've been new to him for the most part and he may have hooked something up wrong? You CAN DIY but realize that we're talking electric AND plumbing here. I'm thinking since it heats up the electric is fine. But check your man's work to see if it's got the 30-45A fuse on a dedicated circuit.
Steps
1.While out ay elect. box turn OFF by removing fuse or switching to OFF. Test unit that it only runs cold water.
2. Find shut off for water. Sometimes you have to shut off whole house! Hopefully somebody added a shutoff. Look on backside of shower for a 1'x1' hatch covering with a cold and hot valve. Turn water off. Test unit to see if it runs.
3. Now use the manual below and get in there and see if its hooked up right. Go slow and take your time. Retrace the install instructions.

Best wishes. Wear nitrile gloves for peace of mind!

DON'T do it if you're not aware of the electrocution issue. Water all over your bathroom (loo?) is one thing, a 230v shock is another!
http://www.tritonshowers.co.uk/media/640966/trance.pdf

If all the windows will not work it will most likely be a blown fuse or a faulty relay. Check the fuse box in the engine bay for a blown power window fuse. If they are ok check the relay by swapping it with one of the other relays in the fuse box.

you might have a short on th eback of your fuse box.. if not tthen I would start by disconnecting the power wire to the radio. (as near the fuse box as possible maybe even the ground wire too (although it will still ground through the antenna). if the radio will work independently of the fuse box (still with a fuse in the line always fuse any electrical device in the wire route) then you know the radio isn't the problem and thus it is a wire that deals with the radio via the car. .you have to be careful that you don't damage the computer while blowing fuses. if it's the radio then off to the pick a part junk yard..

Check the fuse block. Sounds like the compressor fuse is blown. Maybe a 32Amp. It's a biggie. Maybe looks like a black relay in the engine compartment on the left side along with an array of large fuses. You can check the fuse box inside the car as well, but those are controlling smaller items like lights. The big boys are in the engine compartment. Also check for loose wires around the AC compressor and make sure the belt is not broken or missing.

Check your fuse/breaker, should be a rcd switch. Depending when the shower was installed the fuse/breaker may be separate from the main fuse board, if it is an rcd switch it should be between 30A and 40A rating. If it is still fuse wire or cartridge fuse it should be replaced by residual current device.
Remember to turn the shower off in the bathroom before returning power to it.
Hope this helps

lift the hood to get to the power distribution center on the drivers side,fuses and relays in there,check your owners manual to see which fuse powers what

sounds like a bad turn signal switch

hi..It is next to the switch where you turn on.Open the
casing that stores the motor etc.Should be able to locate
it there,usually hidden inside a capsule.
check it out..
thank u..
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If your Heatpump's fan isn't running but your compressor is, your fan motor is out. If nothings happening at all ensure your getting power to heatpump (ex: breaker tripped, fuses blown on outside power switch, or fuses blown in breaker box?)