My sister had a fualty socket in her kitchen which intermitantly stopped working and then would start working again. The fauty socket ran off as a spur from an upstairs socket, upon investigation I found that the live conductor connection on the upstairs socket that ran to the faulty socket had soot on it.
I checked the no load voltage at the faulty socket and it showed 70v, but any load applied would drop it down to 0v. I assume the 70v is coz of the bad connection on the live conductor due to soot.
I checked the no load voltage at the faulty socket and it showed 70v, but any load applied would drop it down to 0v. I assume the 70v is coz of the bad connection on the live conductor due to soot.