Is this dangerous

[Rudgie]

To All You Experts
If say for example you have connected a hairdryer to a fused spur and then realize after the breaker is switched back on, the hairdryer do's not work because the live incoming cable leg is snapped off as part of the ring and you are restricted on time to fix the fault immediately, so decide to remove the hairdryer that has just been fitted and screw the cover back on the fused spur. Will this be classed as dangerous and may possibly cause a fire?
I should also mention the live cable must have snapped off before, because tape had been used previously to join the cable together. I did not remove the tape due to the fact I thought it would act a insulation against arcing, even though I knew the cable was quite clearly snapped under the tape.
Any thoughts on this matter and comments I would appreciate.

 

[Marvo]

Maybe I'm not understanding the problem. Why didn't you just isolate the circuit for two minutes and repair it with a Wago/Line connector then you wouldn't be worrying about it this late in the evening?

 

[stuartcourt]

take it your bored
:sleep1:

 

[Bobster]

Call an electrician in.

 

[FAA Greenie]

Can we just delete this?

 

[trev]

Is this a real world problem or just something that's popped into your head when bored?

 

[GLENNSPARK]

more rubbish....
for christs sake will these emptyheads just bugger off....

 

[stuartcourt]

I was doing a job today and found a socket had a nail that was live in it next to a toddlers bed do you think it was right I left it

 

[Phoenix]

I was doing a job today and found a socket had a nail that was live in it next to a toddlers bed do you think it was right I left it

Should be fine. You didn't change the nature of the installation, and you left it no less safe.

 

[Amp David]

take it your bored
:sleep1:

Or thick as turd