Need advice on fuseboard change...

[Casper53]

Any photo's and what area you working ??

Won't be able to get photos up untill later on tonight. North glasgow.

 

[cbw]

I am at work today, should you need assistance!

(My part time one)

 

[tanglewood]

Not being funny here..but I think you need to get an electrician in to sort it out for you.

 

[Casper53]

Not being funny here..but I think you need to get an electrician in to sort it out for you.

Couldn't agree more mate! Iam a 3rd year apprentice and thought i would be able to do this!

 

[cbw]

Can you borrow a tester from someone?

Sounds like you need to look at it with a fresh head and TEST your circuits, sounds like youve made a basic error somewhere.

I guess we have all made mistakes.

 

[Casper53]

Can you borrow a tester from someone?

Sounds like you need to look at it with a fresh head and TEST your circuits, sounds like youve made a basic error somewhere.

I guess we have all made mistakes.

I have a megger , iv done IR tests on both circuits and they are clear. Not really sure what else I can do to test? Not much experience in it haha

 

[tanglewood]

not being funny here..but it sounds to me from the questions your asking you havn't got a clue what your doing. Leave it alone and get a qualified electrician to put it right.

 

[Geoffsd]

Just to clarify, out of interest -

Are all the other circuits working alright (other than cooker and shower) or are these two the only ones you have 'tried'? - can't say tested.

Sorry if I've missed it if already mentioned.

With my busbar across the bottom that i put in to the terminations

You have cut it into two haven't you? Not just cut off the prongs.

 

[ezzzekiel]

you broke the golden rule - working on a sunday = trouble.

good learning curve though, i aint read the posts so not sure whats been discussed, i would advise if possible strip the board back out and start again adding a circuit at a time and carring out full range of tests on each circuit as you go untill you start to identify and rectify faults.

long way of doing it but perfect for experience.

 

[londonlec]

Can you ask the electrician(s) you work with for some assistance?