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The opposite applies too (Confession) - I’ve had a neutral link bar for an Mk split load board in my toolbox for years. I first noticed it after a frantic week and thought ‘someone will phone up and say 50% of things aren’t working’. No one ever did!
Maybe they don't have a mobile and the socket for the cordless landline has never worked since you left ? 😄
 
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