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Hi guys

I recently had an electrical safety test and the electrician said he needs to replace the board because it's quite old.

The electrical board and all other electrical stuff is outside of my house in the landing. My question is, when replacing the board, does the electrician have to come into every room to do anything with the sockets, wiring etc?
 
Hopefully at any EICR a cross-linked RFC would be discovered and C2 or fixed!

For a RFC in good condition then R1+R2 <= (r1+r2)/4 so you have a limit to check. But for any other type of circuit you absolutely have to check at the furthest point, and ideally at all end points in case of bad joints, etc.
 
Not seen that set in Argos.
Once when wandering around Harrods admiring the stuff I can't afford i saw an advert for "adult games" in the basement. I though this deserved some investigation and so went down to see. Imagine my disappointment to find chess, roulette, and blackjack :(
 

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