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A N-E fault won't trip an RCD until there is current flowing on the circuit. A loose line or neutral wouldn't cause it to trip. How can this 'unbalance'?[/quote LOVE ROCKET I tested my theory today an rcbo will trip when no load is on the circuit, I tried it on a protus c32 rcbo...

It sounds like a line to earth fault on equipment or your neutral lead is not connected in properly on the neutral bar ( or line or neutral not tight or not in correctly in the rcbo itself) unbalancing your rcbo causing it to trip. Dont think it will be a problem on the N & E on the fixed...

Hi was looking for advice on a vokera 80sp boiler, when heating is off i get no hot water when i turn the hot water on where it should be calling for heat there is no switching or boiler firing. When the heating is on i can get hot water :(