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I swapped a db on a job yesterday and there is a fault on the heating circuit and i just cant find it in the most disgusting house you have ever seen what is the deal with putting it on the non rcd side? can i do it
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its feeding an old immersion tank and two sockets in the bedroom havent done IR as it would mean rooting about in the bedroom having to unplug everything and i have to make clear how manky this house is but it isnt tripping it straight away some times it will stay on for two min some times a hour so im guessing its only tripping under load
Yeah disconnect the element from the supply and try IR between L-N and N-E if eaither are short theb that's mostly your problem. You'll get dead shhort between L-N but you knew that anyway
Just wondering if you are asking such a basic question should you be replacing a dbI swapped a db on a job yesterday and there is a fault on the heating circuit and i just cant find it in the most disgusting house you have ever seen what is the deal with putting it on the non rcd side? can i do it
So you've changed a CU, not done a IR, not unplugged everything and wonder why its tripping???
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