changing the consumer unit
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I'm waiting... 
P.S If the post was made by a qualified electrician with years of experience and a a full set of test equipment, it doesn't count
P.S If the post was made by a qualified electrician with years of experience and a a full set of test equipment, it doesn't count
http://www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=5864
follow that link and read what zoltron has to say,it may be rubbish but hey somebody has said it !
follow that link and read what zoltron has to say,it may be rubbish but hey somebody has said it !
Consider it eaten It's a shame the guy who said that is probably pushing up daisy's as we speak however.
It's a shame the guy who said that is probably pushing up daisy's as we speak however.
By the way, that wasn't mean to deter you from doing the work yourself, only to point out that if you do intend on doing it yourself, you better do your research, ask plenty of questions, and make sure you notify the job first.
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Also I fit electric meters for an electric company and the only tests we do are polarity tests our side.
So please don't think that because the meter fitter did some tests that you installation is correct.
Good luck on the change and please don't pull the fuse
So please don't think that because the meter fitter did some tests that you installation is correct.
Good luck on the change and please don't pull the fuse
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