All lights within flat are flickering

[jimmymac]

I'd have to agree with the others by saying it's a loose neutral. What's puzzling me is...you've come on here asking for others advice because you don't have your tools to find the fault yourself, but if someone magically told you exactly where the fault was located how would you fix it anyway if you don't have your tools? Just a thought, hope you get it sorted soon

 

[Geordie Spark]

I'd have to agree with the others by saying it's a loose neutral. What's puzzling me is...you've come on here asking for others advice because you don't have your tools to find the fault yourself, but if someone magically told you exactly where the fault was located how would you fix it anyway if you don't have your tools? Just a thought, hope you get it sorted soon

That's a sublime piece of Scottish logic bonny lad - I like it!

Lang may your lum reek.

(see that?? .... I'm bi-lingual - Geordie and Scots )

 

[telectrix]

not too difficult to shift from one gibberish to another. :28:

 

[trev]

Now come on Tel, just the other day you were saying you wished you were a Geordie.

 

[Geordie Spark]

Now come on Tel, just the other day you were saying you wished you were a Geordie.

He's got no chuckin fance ...... he'd never survive the Initiation Ceremony.

 

[jimmymac]

He's got no chuckin fance ...... he'd never survive the Initiation Ceremony.

What does that entail? My guess is that it involves brown ale and having no shirt on

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not too difficult to shift from one gibberish to another. :28:

Quite right Tel, I don't understand myself most of the time

 

[Skimpy Wan]

So, I've checked all terminals within the CU, meter and DNO and the issue still remains.

I'm back in Bournemouth now and I will be taking all tools and tester back with me during the week or at the weekend.

As has been said previously, and as I suspected, it seems to be a neutral terminal lose, but I'm now at a loss, again, as I've checked all terminals. So, again, any advise / suggestions would be appreciated.

 

[Skimpy Wan]

I'd have to agree with the others by saying it's a loose neutral. What's puzzling me is...you've come on here asking for others advice because you don't have your tools to find the fault yourself, but if someone magically told you exactly where the fault was located how would you fix it anyway if you don't have your tools? Just a thought, hope you get it sorted soon

As I did, I went and bought hand tools to check the terminals, but if anything else was needed (as is the case) I would look at the install as soon as I get back home.

 

[Plonker 3]

Surely this thread should be on the main board where more folk can see it and help?

 

[Skimpy Wan]

Finally had UK Power Network check the sub-station and they found a stalk had burnt out prior to the fuse. This effected over 400 properties, including street lighting, and I was the only person to report the fault despite it having been an issue for week / months. What's wrong with people?

 

[Knobhead]

Surely this thread should be on the main board where more folk can see it and help?

Beats me why half the stuffs in here.

 

[uksparks]

Finally had UK Power Network check the sub-station and they found a stalk had burnt out prior to the fuse. This effected over 400 properties, including street lighting, and I was the only person to report the fault despite it having been an issue for week / months. What's wrong with people?

Does it ever make you feel special tht you were the first person to notice...