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FaultNest provides general troubleshooting and maintenance information. The content is not a substitute for site inspection, professional diagnosis, manufacturer instructions, regulations or qualified advice.

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Safety responsibility

Visitors are responsible for deciding whether a task is safe and within their competence. Electrical, gas, pressurised hot-water, structural, fire-safety and other regulated work may require qualified professionals and formal testing.

Accuracy and availability

We aim to keep information useful and accurate, but faults, products, standards and installation methods vary. We do not guarantee that every guide is complete, current or suitable for every property or system.

Liability

To the fullest extent permitted by law, FaultNest is not liable for loss, damage, injury, interruption, repair costs or other consequences arising from reliance on the site or from work attempted after reading its content.

External websites

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Intellectual property

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Advertising and affiliate relationships

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Changes to these terms

These terms may be revised as the website develops. Continued use of the site after publication of updated terms means the updated version applies.

Last updated: July 2026

In an emergency, isolate the affected service where safe and contact the appropriate emergency service or qualified professional.