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Certainly will!

Btw it's not the "churchy" bit...that is all upstairs. It's just a kitchen, some toilets, 2 large meeting rooms and a creche which is all downstairs (or ground floor depending on which door you go in)

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kevin strikes with cupboard built over CU???
 
Turn the power off at the 50A breaker, arrange a dead short on one of the circuits from the missing DB, station a few helpers around, then get someone to switch the power back on. DB will be where the big bang comes from.
I was actually thinking of reversing the polarity at the 50A breaker and joining the 0.09ohms lighting wire N with some 10mm bonding wire back to the MET.
The short length of 1.5mm N that is actually L becomes the fuse and where the fire starts is where the CU is?
 

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