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Its probably induced voltage you ask about other possible causes but without using correct meters to test the wiring we could speculate all day hence you had your answer in post 2 and here we are at post 38
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I wouldn't do it on a knew installation you got to test your circuit before putting it into service so when when you get called out to a break down on a a printing press cuz one of the chamber ain't workin you got 8 chamber but fortantly there only using 5 ink beds and the chamber that is down ain't being used and the doctor knife ain't in gaged as that's the fault you tellin me you think it's reasonable to tell the customer they carnt get there products out all because you won't to shut down the machine incase you get a ****er bearing in mind your fault finding but you carnt fault find cuz the program in the plc u don't even know if its got an input to get your out put you would be chasing your own tall that's is the custermer even let's you to isolate the press cuz if I was the customer ill tell you to leave site ill get someone else in who knows wot there doing I'm paying for the work to be done so ill get the service I won't bye bye no breed and butter for you today lol
Think it's all funny with all your remarks towards the screw driver and with the clever replays wouldn't judge any1 by trade as still learning the trade myself but I don't see any safe means of isolation in your descriptions such as lock off your breakers and using a proving unit as a known source when you are insuring the a indicator instrument so wots any different using a screw driver to not using a multimeter cuz your readings could be false any way with out checking at known sorce and keeping logs of your reading to ensure that range of value of your instrument is as close as I feel that work ain't being carried out correctly because you should have access to any certificate reports and things to current reg is to be labled or marked indicated of its isolation so wot you need a £1 neon screw driver I don't know wot you pay for is wot you get sounds like some had it bad if there on the floor made me chuckle employ someone with decant tool and expire nice cuz I can work on a live circuit alday and still not get a belt that comes down to experience and 100% good quality and well maintained tools and cleaned from any excess of water in one post as I chuckle to myself
If I wonted to study English I would of done so I didn't choose to take up literature so I never done so because I was never brought up with the English grammar it don't make me more dumber than the man who didn't know algebra if you was so clever you wouldn't be seen on here we all understand why we are all here so be done with the English here
Polish.
If I wonted to study English I would of done so I didn't choose to take up literature so I never done so because I was never brought up with the English grammar it don't make me more dumber than the man who didn't know algebra if you was so clever you wouldn't be seen on here we all understand why we are all here so be done with the English here
well, this is why they invented predictive text on mobile phones... so that 1 illiterate tw*t could have his garbage translated into gibberish that another illiterate tw*t could read.
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