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good shot mate 8)

and hes left the cover off the cu :lol: :lol: :lol:

OP the only thing i would say is,keep an eye on how you join the flex to the 2.5 twin and earth,check that the flex doesnt come apart from te connections,double the ends over. EDIT: just re read your post and your using a flex outlet plate,so no probs there either. mrspiers,you...

and judging by the last sentence on the bottom paragraph you dont have a tester?

oh and another thing,the pipe coming out of the tee box down to the cu has been cut to short on the drop,which is why the bit coming out of the tee box wont pass the gobstopper test.did you glue the joints? ive got to stop drinking stella straight after work :lol: :lol: :lol:

if your unsure if cables are there,then cut with that blunt padsaw you been keeping as a spare and not the new shark saw,go slowly with circuits de-energised :wink:

agree,you need more saddles,its going to go all wibbly wobbly in the colder weather. another thing i noticed is,you havent bent the 90 degree bends coming out of the tee box and cu properly,nearly there but you just bent them into place with the tube on the wall.giveaway sign is the curve on...

if the pipes raise the ambient temperature of the cable,wouldnt that be classed as an external influence?

agree with that spark,lots of people seem to think its ok to wire out an entire shed or garage,bang it on a plugtop and leave it :shock:

that 1652 is too dear mate,only 550 quid new . i wouldnt buy anything without a calibration cert either.this does not have the hallmarks of a responsible user imho.i fact i wouldnt buy a second hand tester as i like to know its history,thats just me though and im sure ive turned my nose up...

RF, have you used the eurotest at? looks like a nice piece of kit,especially with the easiswitch.

did you receive any paperwork along with the quotation to say they would reinstate the fans? someone should have at least raised the question,poor client contractor communication perhaps? actually,it may be kosher(iee and all that) as you put it. were the existing fans of the correct size...

you would be surprised how many people dont use them or even know they exist :roll:

that bloke is without doubt,the absolute govenor.its the way he says it :lol:

sorry to be a killjoy,this isnt a laughing matter,it could be serious arcing,or a faulty joint in the walls or some other dangerous situation. this could be inherrently dangerous and needs investigating NOW

drill straight through the tiles.on no circumstances drill on hammer though. as said before,if you drill into the grout line the edge will chip as the drill bit bites.not a problem all the time as its usually well covered by whatever it is you are fixing,but sometimes...................

bunch of divas the painters, fake artists ,swan in whenever they feel like it,job ready or not and start mist coating everything from walls and light fittings to tool boxes all the while having hissy fits about mess(i aint clearing it up,im a spark). then theres the silly names for paint, my...

whats the colour of my skin got to do with anything?