No cpc on lighting and no neutral continuity on kitchen ring

[Dave OCD]

And unless you take a bit of a scientific approach with additional testing it'll always be the very last socket that you open up with the dodgy connection.

 

[Andy78]

And unless you take a bit of a scientific approach with additional testing it'll always be the very last socket that you open up with the dodgy connection.

It's always the last socket. Why would you open more when you've found the fault ?

 

[DPG]

Decide which one you are going to start with, then change your mind and go for one at the other end. Then you will always find it at the first one. Simple. Not in the On-site Guide that one.

 

[Octopus]

It's always the last socket. Why would you open more when you've found the fault ?

The way I do it normally means only opening 2 maximum ..........

 

[telectrix]

or a wood butcher hanging a cabinet above a socket. seen that t'other week. rawlplug and screw straight through a T/E 2.5mm.

 

[Muzza115]

I’ve checked all the Spurs/Sockets Murdoch. I’ll definitely have to make it two radials as I’m certain it’ll be in a buried joint box.

 

[Octopus]

I’ve checked all the Spurs/Sockets Murdoch. I’ll definitely have to make it two radials as I’m certain it’ll be in a buried joint box.

so you must know between 2 outlets where the issue is then?

 

[Muzza115]

Not yet, just checked visually. Obvs. will investigate further. Cheers

 

[Octopus]

^^ when you are looking for lack of continuity a visual check is a waste of time

 

[Muzza115]

Agreed, but was looking for something obvious, disconnection at a spur/Socket. Will split the ring and work my way back to the board. Cheers