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ABSOLUTE LEGEND!! Give it a good tap with a wooden spoon and hay presto we have life!!! MCB is up.... Thank you so much, i had booked an electrician to come tommorow, but seeming i knew what the fault was because i cut through a wire myself, should i still get the circuit checked? The plug which...

Hi it feels a lot different to the rest, the rest are stiff to push up and this feels loose but still on a spring like motion, i was plugged into a double kitchen socket just on the wall same sort as my kettle is plugged into

Im guessing its not as simple as it looks to change a circuit breaker then. I suppose there needs to be some checks done with some other equipment yea? So i shouldnt go in all "flat blades and phillips blazing then lol " (dont worry joke)

Yes there is power everywhere else

Im assuming so, its in the section of green RCd switches and the only one down is the kitchen sockets one. It has a sticker above them all saying " sub circuit RcD

Yes i bleazed right through the wire, causing my kitchens sockets to trip, just looked and it seems rcd's retail from £20-£30. How many hours labour are we talking for a sparky to fit one? Looks like theres only 2 brown wires going into the grub screw at the affected rcd??

Tried and no success :(. Are thet expensive to replace??

Oh yes of course, that was the first thing i done!!! :)

What do you mean by removing the fault?? What can i remove?

Thanks, ive tried to push it right down and it seems all the way already, just springing right back down :(

Hi everyone totally brand new to the forum, hope every one has been enjoying the nice weather, getting the grass cut CUTTING THE HEDGES and in my case cutting the fu***ng wire aswell, which has resulted in the rcd switch to my kitchen sockets tripped and in a permanent state.... I know i should...