shaver socket tripping rcd

[beatboaby924y]

Hi guys wondering if you could help with problem I've got?

I wired a shaver socket off of a new lighting circuit in a loft conversion I recently carried out. Everything was fine when I tested the circuit (removed the shaver socket when testing) and the results were expected and within limits however the customers reporting to me that when he plugs in his toothbrush/razor it trips the rcd. I thought at first maybe there was a problem with the equipments he's plugging in but he tells me that when he plugs into a normal socket with a adapter it works fine and doesn't trip the rcd.

I've not been out to look at it yet but was going to try a different shaver socket I case the one I fitted was faulty but think that's doubt full. Has anyone any ideas?

I think the plasterer has been disconnecting then reconnected downlights and switches since I finished after doing some plastering. Hoping this isn't causing the problem.

Thanks in advance.

 

[MDJ]

With what shall he use to remove the screws lol

He could use a wheel barrow

 

[telectrix]

and spend a few quid on this package.

 

[MDJ]

Good post tel, that shaving brush may get the screws out LMAO