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Exactly John. There was no need for the question. Nobody likes a know it all, especially on the Internet. He's probably happy and proud that he got a reaction. Another one for his chalkboard on the bedroom wall. Won't ask for advice on this forum again in a hurry!

Get a life will you, bore off. There was a main isolator switch. What if there wasn't. Was you going to tell me off and say I've broken the law haha! You must lead one sad life trying to trip people up on the Internet. Pleb

Mods - Delete any posts if I have said too much

As I said I've workout it out anyway, don't need to discuss it further. Was just after any pointers for anything I had missed. Basically yes, there was no neutral but it looked like there was, this was at the cutout. Had been cleverly disguised then from the cu when the switch was open it would...

Never mind, I have worked it out just this second! Will edit above post as dangerous info if the wrong eyes read it. Never seen anything done like this before just took me off guard, there was one vital bit of info I couldn't see or didn't clock onto lol

Edited out as basically explained how to bypass a meter.

One side connected to neutral tail. The other to main earth bar all inside board

When I say switch I mean a one gang 5amp switch

Came across a switch today that turned off the meter whilst doing an eicr, never seen anything like this before. Tried to strip it out and the meter would go off with everything back as it should be . Any ideas?

Not worth trying to replace faulty parts if I sus out what's the prob... Yikes... Fires are not cheap :-(

hi everyone! i have a problem with my electric fire...it used to come on then i think it would get to a certain temp and cut out, cool a little and cut back in etc! but recently when i switch it on, it cuts out after 5 mins and will not come back on?? :?: what could be the problem...