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    Ceiling light

    Hi, yes that looks correct. Not rocket science but I was still unsure and shaken by the tripping of the fuse when earth and neutral touched...which my neighbour had exactly the same...both of us had our downstairs circuit off but I guess if there was enough residual voltage in it could trip a...
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    Ceiling light

    Hi, thanks for people's help. Had an electrician come and his visit taught me two things. One, is that I am probably more than competent to do the job myself, and all I was lacking was confidence. Two, is that a flashy website does not prove an electrician's competence. He told me he would do...
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    Ceiling light

    Thank you for your reply. I understand in principle, and i understand your diagram to some extent with regards to the switch live wire. I won't lie, I am still not 100% so did actually contact a spark to physically show me. I've never been taught this stuff, never had the opportunity to teach...
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    Ceiling light

    Hi all. Thank you for your replies. Here is the switch photos as best as I can take them.
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    Ceiling light

    I fitted another light to the other ceiling fitting, simply live, neutral and earth so easy job. I can't get a picture of the switch at the moment though so I can't be sure the triple goes back to the switch.
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    Ceiling light

    Hi, yes there are two lights in the room controlled by one panel, two switches. With this one disconnected the other light fitting does not work so I have assumed end of loop.
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    Ceiling light

    Hi all, This is probably one of the most annoying requests ever but just want some advice with regards to fitting a new light fixture. I unscrewed my plastic rose pendant when I moved into my new build, and took a photo ready to fit my new metal light fitting. Fast forward three months and I...
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