Yeah, further investigation is required. You may find a cross connection, incorrect cable used, spur on spur etc. Have you checked the results from the socket backs, just in case it is being caused by a bad connection to the socket front?
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Verification of Ring not adding up
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RobFurn said:I did think of worn contacts so whilst I was tightnig ALL of the connections on EVERY socket I tested on the reverse as well with the same result.
easy way to find if it's a bridged ring is to leave the CU ends open, then remove the ends from the socket and test for continuity of the 2 legs at the socket..
should be open circuit..
while it's like this, connect live to neutral on one leg and test the resistance at the CU.. repeat for the other leg..
should be open circuit..
while it's like this, connect live to neutral on one leg and test the resistance at the CU.. repeat for the other leg..
Dont forget to take you camera when you go tracking the fault 
I recently found NINE points spurred from a single point on a ring. All the points were in the kitchen.
Did you try any end to end continuity tests at any of the socket outlets?
The JB was a spur its self
I recently found NINE points spurred from a single point on a ring. All the points were in the kitchen.
Did you try any end to end continuity tests at any of the socket outlets?
The JB was a spur its self
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