If you can psychicly diagnose that at a distance without testing I may have some subby work for you to do with my callouts.Both T+E are your loop in and loop out, and your 3 core is your switch you have picture of inside light switch?
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If you can psychicly diagnose that at a distance without testing I may have some subby work for you to do with my callouts.Both T+E are your loop in and loop out, and your 3 core is your switch you have picture of inside light switch?
do not complain. it's things like this that pay the bar bill.I'm not being nasty here, but I find it funny when people take down a light and expect to see just 3 wires L N E, and then wonder why there's more (even more funny when they connect all the Reds (Browns) together and all the blacks (blues) together and then wonder why the mcb keeps blowing!
Aw, I'll throw some spelling lessons your way in returnIf you can psychicly diagnose that at a distance without testing I may have some subby work for you to do with my callouts.
Oh I'm not complaining, just find it funny when people medle with things they shouldn't!do not complain. it's things like this that pay the bar bill.
Both T+E are your loop in and loop out, and your 3 core is your switch you have picture of inside light switch?
Agree, that could be end of circuit and one T&E is to the switch with the triple to a fan.How do you know this? Have you been there and tested the cables to confirm this?
Now then, now then, no need for that...or jimmy saville.
I'm not being nasty here, but I find it funny when people take down a light and expect to see just 3 wires L N E, and then wonder why there's more (even more funny when they connect all the Reds (Browns) together and all the blacks (blues) together and then wonder why the mcb keeps blowing!
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