On here (SABY 102)Sat. Dec 11, 11:00 - Power went off for me on SOSU101 last night a little after 9 pm. Came back on at 11pm. Now has gone out again. Anyone other areas affected? Reported #58367
On here (SABY 102)Sat. Dec 11, 11:00 - Power went off for me on SOSU101 last night a little after 9 pm. Came back on at 11pm. Now has gone out again. Anyone other areas affected? Reported #58367
We had a fuse that used to blow almost every time it rained. One of the repair crews finally found what was causing that problem and that fuse hardly ever blows any more. But there is still something that causes it to blow, and that reason is unknown.Blown fuse on the transmission pole. Power was restored for my neighborhood at 17:45. Six hours to change a fuse even after telling edenorte that was the problem and where the blown fuse was located. So just a localized issue this time but no power is still no power...
Yes, I understand how fuses work. I am a retired electronic design engineer.Fuses and transformers usually blow because there's too much load on the circuit. I wouldn't be surprised if your transformer is too small for present demands.
I suspect that is from all the maintenance they have been doing. 😇I forget when the power came back on for me. I guess sometime between 4 - 5 pm. It took Edenorte several attempts to get the power to stay on. Since restoration there has been continuous and wild fluctuations in the voltage being delivered. I saw a low of 44 and a high of 150 volts. Up and down for the rest of the afternoon. I'm hopeful that the voltage has stabalized around 20:30. Still moving between 122-127 Volts but at least that limited movement range keeps the inverter from turning on and off.
Santa’s version of coal in your stocking?? 😁More power problems for me and my neighbors this morning. Have been on inverter for several hours now. It appears some voltage is coming down the lines but not enough to power anything. All I asked Santa for this Christmas was stable reliable electricity service.
The incompetence of Edenorte is sadly not working in your favor.More power problems for me and my neighbors this morning. Have been on inverter for several hours now. It appears some voltage is coming down the lines but not enough to power anything. All I asked Santa for this Christmas was stable reliable electricity service.
For years there was a problem with cracked high voltage lines that shorted out almost every time it rained. It took years for Edenorte to find and correct the problem. They would rather send a crew to replace the fuse every time in rained. It would seem your sub-circuit is in a similar loop of inefficiency.To their credit. EdeN sent a crew and they apparently changed another faulty fuse and power has now been restored. We have blown more line fuses in the past couple of weeks...Must be something wrong somewhere to cause these outages with such regularity. The fluctuations in line voltage must be related to a faulty transformer somewhere. Just waiting to hear that explode...