Hi All,
This morning we had a power failure of our shower. When I took the switch off the wall to check for any issues I noticed a section on the load side had "blown" for want of a better word.
I'm assuming its something to do with overheating but not sure - any advice?
Thanks,
Josh
Been looking for a Cablestik cable roller for ages. will buy secondhand or new and pay postage, or any recommendations of a similar awesome product.
any help would be great. (even thinking of trying to make one)
Thanks
Darren
Water is being sucked up though the armoured cables and is corroding the armourings , after hours of investigating I'm unable to find the cause as other ends not wet so must be a joint under ground,buried not accessable the last sparky gave this a code 2 but not solved the issue,
Is there...
Hi guys,
I'm not a sparks so i'm looking for some advice and help on a few issues. I've recently had all my sockets chased back and new switches chased in and some replaced as well as other work.
My first issue. I've had all my sockets moved up a few inches from there original locations to...
I'm scratching my head for a way to get a timer bathroom extractor to work in the normal way but with a LightwaveRF Gen 2 switch. Clearly it would be impossible to wire to the switch in the normal way due to how LWRF works.
I'm convinced it wouldn't work 'electrically' and my only idea is to...
Has anyone got any recommendations for a wired driveway audible alert? A friend has a large drive and wants a PIR to turn brick lights on upon vehicles coming up the drive and also an audible alert at the same time.
I doubt there is a device that does both so probably a separate PIR and then...
Hi I’ve just started working with industrial work and looking to stay in this type of work for as long as I can. Because I’m new to this my tools are mostly for domestic and commercial.
Could someone please give me some ideas of what tools I should get that will help me working in this field...
hi can anyone suggest the smallest cu u know looking for 4 way with rcd to fit in a cupboard limited space due to MI and meter only got 210x 170 have been hunting but can't really find anything suitable, just trying on the off chance that some one has been able to source a wee board in the...
So I have a job coming up, a customer wants most of the socket fronts replacing in there house.
The board is an old GET board with MCBs not an RCD in sight.
As GET are discontinued I can not get RCBOs to swap out the MCBs
So I have a couple of proteus RCBOs although I hate them they seem to...
Hi chaps I have a query and wouldn't mind any suggestions. I've been preparing a consumer unit swap, ran the usual tests and no major worries except a low insulation resistance test on a ring. Going to swap the board tomorrow morning. Customer asked me to swap some lighting switches whilst I was...
Been to a customers home today,Reported fault was when he turned the kitchen light off the RCD tripped
Problem is its a split-load board and the lights are not on RCD side
The light switch in question controls 3 pelmet lights
wired feed+N to switch and twin out
I couldnt get this fault to happen...
As above really. My tester is showing an Error 1 code right from switching it on. New batteries, battery terminals all clean, voltage is good at the two terminals on the battery box/holder. All internal fuses are good too.
Is this the end?
So a clever contractor has blocked half a double socket with their custom built fixed bookcase. There is not quite enough space when a plug is in the socket down the side of the unit to give you an idea of dimensions.
Customer wants to be able to use both sockets so how best to rectify the...
Hi all, while testing Zs on a ring final circuit i found one socket to have a particularly low Zs. All others were reading between 0.25- 0.30 but this one was reading 0.08-0.09. Its got a brand new Crabtree double socket installed. A full RFC test has been carried out, and this is the only...
Getting a stack of these to replace the fluorescent we currently have in our sports hall. I've got a test unit, and I've put it up using the suspension kit the old light was on - it's a wire type with a quick release mechanism.
The new light weighs the same as the old fitting so the wire...
Hi all,
As the thread subject says I have passed my am2 1st time around with a resit on one section so buzzing is a understatement!! To now know I am no longer an apprentice an a competent electrician is mint. If anyone wants any help or has any questions with the am2 exam then drop me a...
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