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Hi just to update the council visited today have fitted a latch to cupboard door, and also added 2 x strips of trunking covers to gaps at bottom
and advised me they have contacted manufacturers asking if the cover was correct size, i'll keep pushing till it gets sorted thanks for advice everyone
(Dont suppose the council will thank me)
 
Hi just to update the council visited today have fitted a latch to cupboard door, and also added 2 x strips of trunking covers to gaps at bottom
and advised me they have contacted manufacturers asking if the cover was correct size, i'll keep pushing till it gets sorted thanks for advice everyone
(Dont suppose the council will thank me)

2 x strips of trunking covers to gaps at bottom was my thoughts too!!! thats what should have been done before the cu was commissioned and before they left your site.
 
Not in this country, but still quite amusing.
It''s a largeish light suspended by flex that where joined to the radial circuit the bare conductors are twisted together and insulted with insulation tape, this is holding the entire weight of the light. There is also for some reason the screw on part of a ceiling rose on top of the light still with the flex running through it. There were around 10 lights all connected in the same manner.


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For starters, one lucky mouse....
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Next came an RCD test fail on the meter. Has happened with a few of them, so next step is to push the button....I get a wee tingle, so just to confirm I push it again :saddam:, stick probes on the button to find whats displayed......
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Final big one is the 2.5 T&E neatly folded round the door seal on the cabinet supplying a nearby lamp post (full size)....
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Make everything idiot proof and evolution will simply produce a more efficient idiot. There literally is no rest from the insane stuff one comes across. :eek:mg_smile:


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