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I have already answered this question and explained why. You don't agree or choose to ignore it. I accept in principle (electrical principles) the circuits are almost indentical, with the exception of the outlet-plate. Matty disconnected the cooker-outlet not the socket-outlet, his concerns...

What have I not explained? Your the repetitive one. That simple question you asked time and time agian....... has been answered a long the way I explained why I would do it, you simply don't except my answer. Get over it, I'm sure you've got better things to do, I have. You keep asking the...

You said that but you still persist even though I've explained my ridiculous position. I did make an error by stating dead test, when testing the circuit was dead was my intention. If you thought I was doing a PIR on the circuit, you misunderstood.

Eric mentioned tests, not me. My concerns where protective device and cable. Ask Eric why he'd test the circuit your accussing the wrong bloke! Matty never asked about socket circuit, I answered his question.

1) With this fitting a short can cause the fuse to blow. 2) If only two wire as mentioned shouldn't as it's either end of loop or not in a loop in circuit. Could well be a faulty breaker, daft question but the circuit has not taken a feed from another circuit via a fuse connection unit...

What if matty had taken your advise and simply reconnected cooker then a little later the installation caught fire or someone had got a fatal shock! When householder had been questioned later regarding the installation, says oh a neighbour came around and fitted it for me just before you...

And none of your other lights work? and breakers are reset, and this happened when removing the lamp(bulb) from the fitting?

how many wires and what colours are coming through ceiling?

There are devices that can detect cables and voltage within ceiling voids most only work over a specified distance within the material it's self. Some are better than others not come across a really good one. How long is the thread on the hooks?

I keep of being accused of avoiding/failing to answering an apparently simple question, which I have bas! but you don't seem to picking it up. So i'll start again, with a little more detail. This is my answer, how I see it, your opinion may be different, can you deal with that? If I had...

I was talking about the circuit not the cooker

Check the appliance? When did that happen? I'd find out it's output value! So I can assure the wiring and protective device is correct.

Can I see a tile cutter, that could give it away!

No! I won't advise him on that as he has not terminated any conductors nor touched the installation. But if I had disconnected the cooker, when reconnecting I would assure it was safe and fit for purpose of use. My second post on this thread in reply to your question! I think I answered...

dig out for slab about a foot deep then, about 4inch hard core and tampered down run pipe above this put some rope through pipe so you can pull your SWA cable through and then membrane over top and overlap and tape joints with packaging tape the brown stuff, should be about 6-8 inch for slab...

Is the wall a supporting wall, if so what does it support?

No back tracking i'm an honest,trustworthy chap even though i've been discredit by someone who doesn't know me. May not have been to clear, i'd have to review all post first. Don't recall mentioning dead test that relate to R1+R2 or IR, like you mentioned a misunderstanding somewhere regarding...

Did something blow (bang) or did it just stop working, have you pulled a cable out?

Don't recall mentioning dead test if I did sorry for misleading information just a quick look at installation. To answer the simple question, Which i'm sure I have answered already Ans: no I wouldn't inspect a circuit everytime I unplugged and plugged back in the kettle. Why: My reason being...

yes but it's Sunday and I'd earned a few extra hours in the land of the duvet. But if bas has problem with GMT, just clarify 10.30am is in the morning, I don't know how it works that way, something to do with romans, the sun, moon and movement of the seas and earth rotating on it's axis!