Electric shower pull cord

If it failed ask the tester why and if he says no local isolation ask him/her to quote the relevant reg AND THE RELEVANT MI.

The MI are for guidance only and don't have to followed when they are wrong.

For example from a B & Q oven MI.
 

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The MI are for guidance only and don't have to followed when they are wrong.

In the case of requiring isolation for an electric shower the Manufacturer's Instructions are NOT wrong.

Running away from a self cremating electric shower with ( hopefully ) a towel wrapped around your wet body and switching off at the CU is not without several risks to health.

And assuming the house had a single RCD protecting all circuits how would you restore power when the cremated shower was still connected to the mains.
 
Oh - and in those cases, it would be classed as an 'emergency switch' - which also is not mandatory - not an 'isolator'

Do the manufacturer's instructions say anything about emergency switches if that is what they mean?
 
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