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Lectrician...my post was for breezer not you, I welcome your advice and appreciate any feedback...if you look at my post I was quoting from BREEZER sorry...john

cheers...mate

You say it is permissible to use a 10A mcb if certain criteria are met. So a electrician comes along finds a fault on the circuit but doesn't do any tests on the circuit(with test meter) so rather that test the circuit for overloads, short circuit etc ie try and track the cause of the fault...

Hi what info do you need??...you must agree that to replace a 6amp fuse with 10amp fuse for a domestic lighting circuit isn't good practice?? What about the IEE regs 16th edition etc cheers...john

Any advice would be grateful..in my daughters house the down stairs lights have blown, the fuse keeps on tripping. She phoned for electrician who duly arrived and instead of fixing the fault he proceeded to some how by-pass the lighting circuit by taking a live feed from the consumer...