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I thought his main concern was the exposed cable, I don't think he even mentioned a CU except to say that the cables had RCD protection.
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No idea how I managed to post that here as it was intended for this thread:
https://www.electriciansforums.net/threads/does-this-consumer-unit-need-replacing.191077/
Surprised no one else mentioned the complete lack of context!
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Or why three people agreed with you. (insert winking smily)
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