Single Module Double Pole RCBO over 40 amps?

[Deleted member 26818]

I must be lucky then; the only appliance we've had that trips an RCD is the steam iron, when is filled with too much water.

I think you lot need to get down to Currys, and treat yourselves to some new appliances

It has been known for brand spanking new cookers to trip RCDs.
It’s not dependant on the age of the cooker, just whether moisture as entered the element.
An element that hasn’t been used for some time is likely to absorbe moisture, just the same as a roll of Pyro will absorb moisture if the ends are not sealed.

 

[Midwest]

It has been known for brand spanking new cookers to trip RCDs.
It’s not dependant on the age of the cooker, just whether moisture as entered the element.
An element that hasn’t been used for some time is likely to absorbe moisture, just the same as a roll of Pyro will absorb moisture if the ends are not sealed.

Just take em round MDJ's, he's got a hot hook up.

 

[MDJ]

Just take em round MDJ's, he's got a hot hook up.

Nothing wrong with my Circuit, I check it regularly, in fact it is in very good condition, my kitchen ring is also wired in LSF LOL, OTT but it is in good shape.

 

[Midwest]

Nothing wrong with my Circuit, I check it regularly, in fact it is in very good condition, my kitchen ring is also wired in LSF LOL, OTT but it is in good shape.

I was suggesting spinlondon could take he's problematic cooker round yours, and plug it into your RCD'less circuit, and dry out his elements

 

[Deleted member 26818]

I was suggesting spinlondon could take he's problematic cooker round yours, and plug it into your RCD'less circuit, and dry out his elements

Hair dryer, or temporarily connect to a non-RCD protected source.

 

[Midwest]

Hair dryer, or temporarily connect to a non-RCD protected source.

I don't want to know about your barnet & syrup, thanks very much

 

[Dave OCD]

Or temporarily remove the CPC.