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Discuss Eicr no cpc continuity in the UK Electrical Forum area at ElectriciansForums.net
Probably under a floor or above a ceilingRemedials On Eicr,no cpc continuity,checked all sockets,still no luck.
Gotta be a junction box,but near impossible to know where.
Any ideas
crowbar could come handy .have ever watched the film mouse hunt,that is what it is going to be.impossible to know where.
Any ideas
Cheers for that,it’s gonna be real hassle,it looks like kitchen area.Break each cpc at each socket, test each leg to the next socket until you narrow down roughly where the break is. Frustrating and time consuming but the only way. I once had a ring with 5 JB's under the floor with all the cpc's cut off. DIYer, ring was fine till he got hold of it.
What code would you give it.
Maybe changing it to radial circuit,if possible
Ok ,thanks.Third bedroom, just inside the door under the floor...
I don't want to sound pi%$y but if you dont know the code then should you be doing the EICR? It's not your job to rectify it, just to report it and code it surely?What code would you give it.
Maybe changing it to radial circuit,if possible
Cheers for that,it’s gonna be real hassle,it looks like kitchen area.
It’s a code 2,wanted to know what others were thinking,I’ve been asked to do the remedials....worst luck.I don't want to sound pi%$y but if you dont know the code then should you be doing the EICR? It's not your job to rectify it, just to report it and code it surely?
Here we go,like whatI amazes me when spark come on the forum and ask things like that ,maybe they think we all have cyristal balls , now let me look in the future , o their it is in the cornor of that room .
ExactlyCheck under plinths and behind units first. Worst case is that it's under tiles or in plaster. Could be anywhere to be honest with a kitchen.
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