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but I’ll try running it upstairs and see what I end up with.
It is possible that the particular socket you normally use in the kitchen is worn, or there's a wiring issue behind, contributing to the heating effect.
If a test 'cook' upstairs (for a similar duration that created the warm plug) shows a more normal result, then replacing the socket in the kitchen would be a good idea.
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In all likelehood, no different.
The RCD on the left is looking for electricity that is going missing in action. If the total missing reached...
They ought to be able to check for the voltage going completely off using one MCB off at a time to confirm that.
That would be my assumption...
