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Electrical Appliances<br />
Make sure electrical cords, plugs, and appliances are in good condition. Frayed cords<br />
and damaged or defective appliances are prohibited from use on College property.<br />
Use only appliances that are CSA approved with the Underwriter’s label or another<br />
recognized testing laboratory seal of approval.<br />
Have Residence Life Staff verify the safety of any personal property items which might<br />
pose a hazard.<br />
Exercise care in the proper use of lamps, radios, stereos, electric blankets, etc.<br />
Do not allow high intensity reading lamps to come in contact with combustible materials<br />
such as bedding, pillows, or paper.<br />
Be sure your refrigerator is a compact size (3 cubic feet or less). No household-size<br />
appliances are permitted in resident rooms.<br />
Plug your refrigerator into a permanently-installed wall outlet, not an extension cord.<br />
The use of black light bulbs, halogen bulbs and other colored bulbs is strictly prohibited<br />
as they are a fire hazard.<br />
Electrical Service<br />
Do not overload wiring by using high voltage appliances, turning on too many electrical<br />
devices at one time, or using multiple outlet plugs or extension cords.<br />
Do not tamper with hall circuit breaker boxes, or attempt to trip a breaker yourself.<br />
Get a Residence Life Staff member to assist you.<br />
Report repeated loss of power due to tripped circuit breakers or blown fuses<br />
to Residence Life Staff.<br />
Do not tamper with fire pull stations or fire safety equipment. Doing so will result in<br />
an immediate termination of your Residence contract and notification of the London<br />
Fire Inspector and/or the London Police Department. (Category 2 offence, RDC,<br />
pages 64-65)<br />
Do not tamper with light switches/breakers for common areas.<br />
Do not tamper with window air-conditioners. They are only to be removed by College<br />
maintenance staff.<br />
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