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  The first thing to check is that there is power reaching the refrigerator. Check to see if any indicator lights or the internal lights are working.
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  Firstly, good on you for opting to fix the bath yourself! This is a common problem; the silicone seal around a bath or shower will deteriorate over time.
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  A dripping tap is not only annoying (it’s one of the top 10 sounds most likely to disturb sleep, according to a recent survey), but it also wastes water – an unbelievable 5,500 litres per year.
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