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You can connect the earth's to a terminal block take them off the banjo The piranha nut takes away the problem of earth continuity depending on compression against the plastic or use Sunrays suggestion of the compression gland and earthing inside the box Real-world experience with me is it’s...

It’s nothing new instructions being daft :giggle: Will probably have AI writing them now and that’ll be a big help :giggle:

They're referring to the circuit protection but it's pretty much irrelevant on a socket circuit all being well

It's not for being"hard wired" as its supplied with a plug so should be fused at 13 amp

Presumably that refers to circuit protection ? Not sure why they need to specify anything on a socket circuit

Harry's ok but he always has that look like he thinks he's a genius

Reported

It's not allowed some places . Wires strewn around the attic

Is there such a thing as allegations when we're posting anonymously

There's nothing much worth tidying up Do a few tests earth continuity and IR - fix your problem

On the box lids metal screws are better ime Never seen an issue or rust whereas plastic cant be tightened as much and can give trouble

All you’re missing is the IR/Continuity testing

Banjo can go inside and bent slightly to accommodate a nut and bolt . I don’t normally drill a hole for external boxes It’s not a great method used in pictures all the cpcs connected to the banjo rather than a terminal.

Now that you mention it it’s a truly awful layout the oven under the hob If i recall some kitchen fitters used to put the oven at worktop level which was great and then the microwave on top in of it which was too high altogether I’d always have microwaves stand-alone anyhow they always seemed...

Alcohol Coffee I’m hoping to switch to coffee tomorrow

There will still likely be be a problem

Is it a few loops at the light and a pair to the switch Not that familiar with uk wiring so a power off and a multimeter needed ?

Yes N-E short is an instant trip when circuit energised if a DP switch is not turned off or lights are unplugged L-E load wiring doesn’t trip with single pole pole switch turned off (if im thinking straight after a few drinks) but will trip instantly when turned on

Garden lighting i think my go-to for troubleshooting would be IR tester at 250v rather than clamp testing Usually anything shows up on tester in my experience Also I don’t use strips or multi-way wago for L-N-E . Singles and tape on L.

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