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My neighbour asked me to put some fancy switch plates up after he decorated. So I'm screwing the plate into the back box and Bang! I mustn't of tightened a connection properly (prob should have turned circuit off too lol) :-( so I make everything ok and re energise circuit but lights for that switch won't illuminate. Change of bulbs reveals its still not working. I've used a non contact voltage detector to check there is power to the lamps and have checked continuity using a fluke t90 and some old offcut to make up the distance and continuity is fine on both L+N. I can't do IR as my tester has been sent away for calibration with screwfix.
I've never come across this before and so far I'm stumped. Any ideas where the fault lies?
 
I am even more confused can speak English lads , I am getting tired if that is any excuse
 
Archy don't drink anymore mate or I will, be in even more trouble
 
Glenn I haven't pinched your badge have I , and stop stirring Archy.
 
Also why is it that everyones MFT is either on another job...getting calibrated.... locked in the van... been knicked or in outer mongolia somewhere???

This is the thing, if you were an electrician that had test gear genuinely being calibrated, you would still know what to do in this situation and wouldn't need to come on here and ask for help, or have I got it wrong.
 

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