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Had a call out from an estate agents I do work for, seen this and recommended to the agent it was addressed, and possibly an Eicr carried out as who knows what the rest of the property could be like! I don't know what its feeding as was late at night and only there to address a faulty cooker hood!
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where re does the t&e go that's connected to the main switch?
I don't know, it came out the board and up in some trunking to a junction box, from here it looked to go upstairs but was hard to tell, I was only there to find out why the cooker hood had lost power, incidentally I couldn't find out as there wasn't a spur for it, there wasn't any power at the cooker hood though and all the fuses were fine so must have been a spur somewhere! There was various odd jobs that had been done, the tenants told me they believed the landlord had done some of the electrical work himself, so upon seeing the t&e going into the main switch I said it needs to be addressed and possibly an eicr carried out, they had a shower recently put in which according the them tripped regularly. I spoke to the agent and he asked me to send over a pic and report, I sent this pic and said that it was potentially dangerous and an eicr wouldn't be a bad idea! Supposedly the landlord went off on one and they may be losing the property, the agent agreed that it sounded like the landlord had possibly done the work himself and wasn't happy to be told it wasn't the best so to speak! He said there had been 2 eicr's done in the last 5 years but didn't have anything to show for it......
In which case I would give it a C2, investigation recommended, AND an unsatisfactory
Hate clowns like this, all you can do pal is write a letter covering your own arse. Send a copy to the landlord, send a copy to the estate agents and if the moron won't do anything then thats entirely up to him.
I was doing the first fix on a kitchen refit today - and noticed this:
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So I've asked the owner to empty the cupboard (which they agreed to0 so when I go back next week, I can investigate further!
Can someone please exaon why it would be a C2 on a EICR? Until its known what it is feeding there can be no code given.
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