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This 3m fusing doesn't count in domestic it's related to buss bars ... Industrial etc.
Best tell the IET then.
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This 3m fusing doesn't count in domestic it's related to buss bars ... Industrial etc.
Thank you. Yes I should of, tail has been imbetween my legs the whole day. I was trying to hit too many birds with one stone.
I should of pre-tested, I took the risk knowing that I am capable of any remedy that would of popped up. I sadly did not consider the client feelings. I did push to get this job to complete what I needed. I reassured him to a point of him being convinced that the job would have little effect towards him.
I have beat myself up about it, yes I still have to rectify and I will. Let it be known though that this potentially dangerous condition would of not been known otherwise.
I am glad though like I said, I just do not have the heart for electrics. Maybe it's been the break I have had from the electrical world. I will change the 40 amp to a 32amp, this seem like the easiest position which will not effect the client.
To have messed up would of not to cared, asked questions. The £5 a month would work if one could get the clients to sign up. I am offski, thank you for the open discussion
what?...and leave em without a cooker?...dont talk stupid man.As you have fitted a new CU you must use the appropriate protective device for the circuit otherwise your work will not comply. As above I think I would disconnect the cooker on those grounds if you feel the load is too great for the circuit..what happens after you leave is the clients business...however I think you'll find if you explain what you are doing and why they will have you back to rectify pretty sharpish..!
Please tell me you wrote that for comedy value.Tell the client to get an experienced spark to do an EICR.
Electricians Forum - now twinned with Dogs Sleeping Forum ? Index page
How did you manage to find that forum ?
With a title like that,it may be worth a gander
i should cope quite well in there then....It's one to be avoided as far as I'm concerned.
It's one to go to when you feel like you want to be ripped to shreds. Quite nasty really.
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