wiring cooker
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By 'it stays on' I guess you mean that the neon on the isolation switch stays on?
If so.....
As a kind 'old year' gesture may I suggest that you have put the supply onto the load side of the switch. You shouldnt have needed to touch the wiring to the switch if you were only truly just replacing the old cooker with a new one.....
If so.....
As a kind 'old year' gesture may I suggest that you have put the supply onto the load side of the switch. You shouldnt have needed to touch the wiring to the switch if you were only truly just replacing the old cooker with a new one.....
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I hope you've notified the local authority before you started work then?
All of this is notifiable: work in a kitchen and provision of a new circuit
I'll bet your new circuit isnt protected by an RCD as required by BS7671 (2008)??
If not you could be in the poo when you come to sell up. See here //www.diynot.com/wiki/electrics:part_p:diy_electrical_work_and_the_law
All of this is notifiable: work in a kitchen and provision of a new circuit
I'll bet your new circuit isnt protected by an RCD as required by BS7671 (2008)??
If not you could be in the poo when you come to sell up. See here //www.diynot.com/wiki/electrics:part_p:diy_electrical_work_and_the_law
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