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I changed two fuse boards in a house that is converted into 6 flats, these 2 boards control the communal lighting, which work on PIR sensors, so are never left on for long, they also control the fire alarm, emergency lights and the immersion heaters, one on each board.
So in each fuse board we have a 32 amp ring, a 16 amp water heater circuit, a 16 amp radial socket circuit and 2 lighting(6 amp) circuits.
When i turn the power on everything is fine, but then when i leave the job, an hour or so later i have the landlord on the phone saying nothings working, when i go back the 60 amp fuse has blown, but it seems to take an hour or 2 to blow, can anyone shed any light on this for me as i've been back 3 times now and am going out of my mind.
thanx, james.​

 
microwave curry?...
well we were at this place today....about 10ish the old bird that owned the joint came round with big bacon buttys for us all.......according to some of the others its a regular occurance...
 
or, even worse, a welshman

or possibly a welsh plumber,now theres lovely isn,t it! actually theres a funny story here seems my uncle was tracing our family tree and in 1700 and something 3 welsh brothers came from the valleys to mine coal locally,6 months later they head back to the valleys and a few months later the daughter of the man they were staying with has a baby,and the rest as they say is history.
 

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