roller shutter burned?

[Casar 1]

Hello all,

 

Is it possible to burn out a Fibaro roller shutter module with a short circuit? I think I destroyed one...

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Thanks!

[alex88 71]

Last week when my electrician was installing Fibaro RGWB modules. I had one burn out and one that made the transformer light blink. I believe they were faulty modules. 

 

Today my electrician blew a Dimmer module. It was quite dramatic. This time it was his fault. He short circuited it.

 

So yes, it is possible to short Fibaro modules and destroy them.

[Casar 1]

Lovely!

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[JanJoh 1]

Lovely!

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Just delete it from the web interface. The (x) icon.

[j.nowacki 5]

Short circuit will most likely destroy any this kind of device.