It's not a problem. The failure happens the exact same way every time. It goes like this:
1. Rig is mining its own business, working along nicely
2. Rig completely shuts down for no apparent reason
3. Owner sees the rig is off and goes to check it out
4. Inspect the rig, everything looks fine, confused as to why it shut off
5. Thinking everything is OK, switches the rig back on
6. BANG!
The pop doesn't happen until someone physically turns the machine back on after the actual failure. So there's no risk of causing a fire while nobody is around.