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Octopus
Its deffo an rcd fault then. As i cannot believe every circuit has a fault.
Why didn't you test the RCD?
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Its deffo an rcd fault then. As i cannot believe every circuit has a fault.
Because i was passing and they were leaving to go on holiday so i had a quick look.Why didn't you test the RCD?
Because i was passing and they were leaving to go on holiday so i had a quick look.
Yes i was disconnecting the pond side for the workman and he told me so i had a quick look i didnt my mft with me.But you had time to disconnect all the circuits???????????
Don't need 2 RCDs not unless the shed feed is from a non RCD side of the CU, in this case it looks very doubtful that it is, as the house RCD is trippingI think the op just needs to get his tester out and give us some readings
trip times on both rcds?
Don't think the OP is a SparkyI think the op just needs to get his tester out and give us some readings
trip times on both rcds?
Don't need 2 RCDs not unless the shed feed is from a non RCD side of the CU, in this case it looks very doubtful that it is, as the house RCD is tripping
Its not on the house rcd.Don't need 2 RCDs not unless the shed feed is from a non RCD side of the CU, in this case it looks very doubtful that it is, as the house RCD is tripping
Its not on the house rcd.Don't need 2 RCDs not unless the shed feed is from a non RCD side of the CU, in this case it looks very doubtful that it is, as the house RCD is tripping
Like you were once im new and fault finding is a learn as you go. unless your a microwave electricianDon't think the OP is a Sparky
Point taken.Paul D - best you start a "clean" thread when you want people to help you, not add to an existing "old" one as it gets VERY confusing...
Test for water ?..... if i were the OP id take it to the plumbers forum.....
EDIT : Old thread alert.
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