Wish I knew that before I tore up the power button

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Long story short my surge protector kept shutting off being hooked up to my computer and a heater. I thought it was just getting old and worn.so I take a closing pin jab it in the power button prying it off and got it off and practically bruting my way. Later read on google they have built in power indicating thingys that automatically turn the switch to off when there is too much power for it to handle I still don’t get why because it has like 12 ports on it so what do I just not use the other 8 left on it then. It kinda irritates me. Anyway hope y’all people of the internet have a gnite.



Submitted December 31, 2017 at 09:04AM by TonyFountain5hz http://ift.tt/2lrvsIW

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