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    RCCB tripping when under load problems

    o_O That's a good idea. Ill isolate the fans, cooker hood and boiler from the circuits and see what happens. That maybe the reason. I find when I fault-find I always look at the worst case and take them apart instead of just looking at the simple possibilities. It wastes a lot of time
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    RCCB tripping when under load problems

    I think this may be the case as well. Will need to head over there again and spend a couple of hours testing the rest of the circuits one last time
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    RCCB tripping when under load problems

    No I dont :(
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    RCCB tripping when under load problems

    No I didnt. I turned all MCBs off. Will try that
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    RCCB tripping when under load problems

    Thank you all for you suggestions I only had my 110v transformer plugged in so thought maybe there was a fault with it but took it apart and looks fine. Plugged into another socket circuit and worked fine. So I then plugged the site hover into the troublesome cicuit and it tripped so it a...
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    RCCB tripping when under load problems

    Hello I am new to the forum and was hoping I could pick your collective brains. I am an electrician with 7 years experiance. I have mainly worked for the MOD and on commercial and industrial builds throughout my time. I now do the odd bit of domestic work and need some help on a kitchen ring...

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