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KAS1
He must of packed up and gone home, I can't wait until the fault is discovered and revealed to us all.
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He must of packed up and gone home, I can't wait until the fault is discovered and revealed to us all.
A mickey mouse Job TBH, 10 mins on site and 99% of sparks would sort it out very easilyanyone else with suggestions feel free to help
anyone else with suggestions feel free to help
yes...one thing i`v noticed in here with these kind of threads is the persistant lack of basic proofing (by testing) of offending circuit/s & apperatus/connected loads....After performing ALL tests were the results satisfactory?
well i`d be using that term loosely Mike if they arn`t in ownership of the necessary equipment to carry out the job in a compliant manner.....Yes it makes you wonder Glenn if some of the sparks on here either own a MFT or know how to use one lol
except you wouldn`t be stumped Kas....If I'd of asked the question, I'd of at least started of by stating "I'm stumped" I've done this, this and this and I can't get my head round the problem please help lol..................
last time i saw some `undergrowth` in a house...there was something going on....and it involved a bypass....no RCDs n all....Sometimes we can all get a bit stumped and can't see the wood for the trees, but some people on here don't even look through the undergrowth lol
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