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So would there be a fuse somewhere in the flats....there is a box downstairs in the entrance hall thats padlocked could that be it... the meter and the link are right outside the front door to the flat

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Hi I have changed over my 3036 type cu to a shiny new RCD... when I pulled the main fuse it wasn't actually a fuse (not the usual BS88 you normally get anyway) it was a shaped piece of copper, I can't see that it acts as a fuse it would take to much power to operate and doesn't have a rating ie...

Cheers Spark just the thing I need

No doing part p course, I am a kitchen fitter and its very difficult to arrange a spark to come every week and do a bit here and there, so need to get part p qualifications. have got a fluke tester and on site guide and trying to piece together what to do and when just to give me a bit of a...

Thanks for the info I will check them out

I am looking for a good book to explain about electrical testing to have a read up on for part p. any ideas or info.

I never said it was reliable, all I said was that it was detecting something...and was asking how is it possible to be live whilst disconnected...

Thanks crafty for a decent answer, everyone else on here are soooo b itchy I thought I 'd come on to a girls forum.... For their information I have done a part p course and all final terminations checked OK... But your right I don't know how to use a multimeter, doesn't make me a bad person...

Thats usefull !!!!!!!!!!! Your obviosly an electrician who hates diyers... Any one else have anything constructive to help out

Have a wierd one .... Fitted a stainless steel extractor and after a few weeks kept getting shocks from it, got an electrical current detector thingy from B&Q and it buzzed when near the body of the extractor. Disconnected it turned on the electric, "electrical current detector thingy from B&Q"...