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If the circuit is short then the reading should be lower, I have had higher readings than i would normally expect & found the switch to be the problem as has been mentioned. Best to work your way along its length if that is possible.
 
A. 7 ohms is rubbish but within regs for a B6. ( Rule of thumb is advisory not a reg before anyone says its 6.18) .
B. Zs of 300 odd ohms? Depends on the earthing system, not sure what a damp wall has to do with it, its not IR.
C. I change maybe 5 faulty RCDs a month, anyone who relies entirely on a single RCD for protection is asking for trouble.
 

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