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1.  the wall or in a  cupboard that has been turned off  this may look similar to a light switch   e Check the power box for a tripped switch or circuit breaker and reset as required    HOT WATER SYSTEMS  ELECTRIC     If your supply of hot water is not hot or does not seem to last as long as it should the problem may  be as simple as you have run out of hot water  If you have an electric hot water system  you  should regularly top up the tank  To do this     e Locate the relief valve on the side of the hot water system and lift the lever until water flows  from the overflow  It may take up to ten minutes before the tank fills and water flows from  the overflow  as soon as water flows from the overflow  the valve can be shut off    e  f water flows from the overflow immediately  the system does not require topping up  and  the pressure relief valve can be lowered back to the off position  Check the fuse box to  ensure the circuit or safety switch has not tripped    HOT WATER  amp  COOKTOPS  GAS     If you have gas installed at your property  and you have no hot water or cooking appliances  please  check the following items     e Contact your provider to confirm there are no issues with your account   e Check that your gas meter has not been turned off by a passer by   e If you have bottled gas  confirm the bottle is not empty  If it is  turn the valve to change  your gas supply to the full tank  don   t forget to contact your provider to arrange a  replacement bottle    e To rese
2. Tal CREATING HOMES  ENHANCING LIVES     HORIZON    PROPERTY TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE    During the course of your tenancy  maintenance issues sometimes arise  Below is a list of some of  common situations that may arise  and what action you should take prior to calling the  maintenance area of Horizon Housing     POWER    If you have lost power to your home or to your power points only     e Check whether neighbours have also lost power  and if they have  contact your Electricity  Supplier or Energex to confirm if there is currently an outage in your area   e Check for any tripped circuits in the power box and reset as required  simply push the  switch all the way into the    On    position    e Check the safety switch  this will sometimes be marked as an    RCD    switch  in your power  box  This may have tripped because of a fault with one of your appliances  If so  reset the  switch  If it trips again  unplug all appliances from power points     it is important that you  unplug the appliances entirely rather than just switching them off  Reset the safety switch  and plug in appliances one at a time until faulty appliance is located  If you have a water  tank  ensure that the plug for the pump is also unplugged during this process    Note  Tenants will be required to pay for callouts where a faulty appliance belonging to them has  caused the problem     HOT PLATES  ELECTRIC   If no power to hotplates     e Check if power is on  There may be an isolating switch for the stove on
3. cket  down to collect any water  e Once the ice has fully melted remove  and clean  dry and replace the filter    GARAGE DOOR    Where the garage door is not opening or closing  please check the following     e Confirm that the garage motor is plugged in and switched on   e Check the power box for a tripped circuit or safety switched  and reset if required  e Replace the batteries in the remote s   e Re  code the garage remote following the instruction guide if required    WASHING MACHINE  WHERE INCLUDED WITH THE PROPERTY     Where the washing machine is not working please check the following     e Confirm that the power is connected and the water taps are turned on   e Ensure that the load of clothes has not placed the machine off balance   e Confirm that the lid door has latched correctly   e If the machine is leaking  check the hoses for splits and confirm they are secure    CLOTHES DRYER  WHERE INCLUDED WITH THE PROPERTY     Where the clothes dryer is not working please check the following     e Confirm that the filter is clean   the filter should be cleaned before every use to ensure the  dryer operates effectively   e Confirm that the power is connected and switched on   e Ensure that the dryer is not overloaded with clothing   e Confirm that the air temperature is hot when the unit is running    LOCK OUTS LOST KEYS    If you lock yourself out of your property  the following procedure is to be followed     e Office Hours     Contact our office for assistance  Keys may b
4. e borrowed from the office  if  available  to gain entry on presentation of suitable identification  These keys must be  returned the same day   e After Hours     You will need to contact a locksmith at your cost to gain entry  If any lock is  changed  a copy of the key s must be supplied to our office immediately in accordance with  the Residential Tenancies  amp  Rooming Accommodation Act 2008   e  f you live in a property that is keyed to a restricted key  one that cannot be copied  you  must contact Horizon Housing to arrange the appropriate locksmith to attend  If you do not  follow this procedure  you may be liable for the cost of a second locksmith to rekey your  lock to a security key    CONTACTING OUR OFFICE    When contacting our office in relation to any electrical matters  where possible please make note of  the brand  model and serial number of your appliance  This will assist us to arrange your repair  and minimise delays to you     EMERGENCY MAINTENANCE    Emergency maintenance where you or the property could be in danger must be reported  immediately to the Horizon Housing After Hours Number     For Affordable Housing or National Rental Affordability Scheme  NRAS  Tenants     0408 731 466    For Social or Community Housing Tenants     0413 732 807    GENERAL MAINTENANCE    All other maintenance that is not considered to be of an emergency nature must be reported to  Horizon Housing during normal office hours on 1300 133 027     
5. et  sponge and dry the area thoroughly and periodically  check the area    A regular check for general water leaks is advisable and it is important to always contact Horizon  Housing as soon as possible when any leak is detected     TOILET LEAKS    If your toilet cistern is running on after flushing or leaking water onto the floor  the following steps  can be taken until a repair is arranged     e Regularly mop the area  e Turn off the tap beside the toilet between uses    FAULTY SWITCHES OR FANS    Do not use faulty switches or fans  and never attempt to fix these  or any other electrical issues  yourself     DISHWASHER    If your dishwasher is not working     no sound  water or lights  please check the following items     e Check the fuse box for a blown fuse or tripped circuit breaker  e Check that the dishwasher is plugged in securely  e Confirm that the door has latched correctly    Please note that plastic will not dry completely during most dishwasher drying cycles  and filters  must be cleaned regularly for the dishwasher to operate correctly     SPLIT SYSTEM AIR CONDITIONING    Several matters can affect the use of your air conditioner  The list below is a guide to the most  common issues reported to Horizon Housing     Manual reset of unit     1  Turn AC unit off at the remote   2  Turn AC unit off at the isolation switch by the outdoor unit  should be on a wall near the  unit    3  Turn off the switch in the switch board   Leave the unit off for one  1  hour to all
6. ow the power boards to de energise   5  Turn the unit on at the switchboard  outdoor unit and remote and check settings   for  heating  the recommended temperature range is 19     21    med fan      gt A    Water leaks from the indoor unit     e Check that the filters are clean  e Check that there are no blockages in the drain pipe    The unit will not turn on     e Check if the circuit or safety switch has tripped in the fuse box  and reset if required  e Confirm that the power supply plugged is plugged in and switched on  e Confirm that the external motor is switched to the on position    The display on the remote is dim or blank     e Confirm that the batteries in the remote are not exhausted  e Confirm that the polarity       of the batteries is correct    The unit cannot be operated for approx 3 minutes when restarted   e This protects the unit according to instructions from the microprocessor  Please wait  Mist is discharged from the air outlet of the indoor unit     e The cool air from the unit rapidly cools moisture inside the room  and this turns it into mist   This is a common occurrence    Operation stops for approx 10 minutes in heating operation     e The outdoor unit may be in defrost mode  when the outside temperature is too low and  humidity is too high  frost is formed   Please wait  as this is normally completed in 10  minutes    The air conditioner is creating ice     e Switch off the unit for a few hours to let the ice melt completely and put a towel or bu
7. t the pilot light  switch off and unplug the power cable from the socket  wait  approximately 30 seconds  then re plug power cord into socket  Turn the power point back  on  wait a few minutes and check the hot water again    NO WATER    If you have no water running through any of your taps     e Check that the valve in your water meter box  most often a green box at the front of your  property  has not been turned off by a passer by   e Check whether neighbours have also lost water  and if they have  contact your local  Council water division to check if there is currently an outage in your area   e lf the problem is isolated to a certain area  check if you have a tap under your bathroom  cabinet and make sure it has not accidentally been turned off    LOW WATER PRESSURE    If you have no water pressure through some of your taps or shower head     e Check the aerator screen and clean up any sediment that may have built up inside    PLUMBING LEAKS    e  f you have a minor leak from a tap or from a pipe under a sink  place a bucket under the  leak  water can be used for gardens etc    e If you have a major leak  turn the water off at the meter to prevent further damage or water  wastage   e Water bubbling out of the ground or a continually wet section of your yard may be a burst  pipe  Turn the water off at the meter to prevent damage and water wastage   e  f you locate water leaking from wet areas  e g  bathrooms  laundries  kitchens   into  adjoining rooms and the floor is w
    
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