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ProDave
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What is that fuse? Can someone identify
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Totally random picture thanks to google of a typical DNO supply head The fuse in this one is in the left hand bit where the red wire...
Nov 24, 2024
ProDave
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What is that fuse? Can someone identify
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So you say this started as a fire in a consumer unit. A very important question here, did it start in the NEW metal consumer unit, or...
Nov 24, 2024
ProDave
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Winter lights, wires cut, third core.
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From the shape, and any markings, you can usually offer up the cut wires exactly and thus work out which core connects to which and...
Nov 24, 2024
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Almost all "Christmas lights" are made for as less money as possible, you would have thought there would be a transformer in the "Wall...
Nov 24, 2024
ProDave
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Winter lights, wires cut, third core.
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I am not suggesting trial and error. Get it wrong and thing might go bang. Surely if the two cut ends are offered together, you will...
Nov 24, 2024
ProDave
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Winter lights, wires cut, third core.
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Photos please. There are so many variations in how this could be done, it is impossible to generalise. Can you not just offer the 2...
Nov 24, 2024
ProDave
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15 y.o. oven trips RCD
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Most ovens have more than one heating mode, i,e at least fan oven or conventional oven. If yours has that option and you always use the...
Nov 24, 2024
ProDave
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What is that fuse? Can someone identify
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Surely this post is a wind up? Get an EICR done before you replace the fuse. You might want to get the gas tested as well.
Nov 24, 2024
ProDave
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What is that fuse? Can someone identify
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All I see is a disaster zone, looks like the aftermath of a consumer unit fire? As comment above, if not completely isolated, keep your...
Nov 24, 2024
ProDave
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Looking for "Hens Teeth" and/or "Unicorn Pooh"???
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Buy at least 3 while they are available, a spare for each after you have replaced the dud one. Kicking the can down the road.
Nov 23, 2024
ProDave
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Looking for "Hens Teeth" and/or "Unicorn Pooh"???
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Well for the time being a normal 50mm GU10 would go in but might look a bit lost in the larger fitting. Consider changing the fitting...
Nov 23, 2024
ProDave
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Looking for "Hens Teeth" and/or "Unicorn Pooh"???
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What is the original lamp doing? A lot of those are used as a "heat lamp" to keep something warm, if so swapping for an LED might not...
Nov 23, 2024
ProDave
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Guidance please
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Yes, moving the light circuits to the right hand RCD protected section would be the easiest option without having to source new parts.
Nov 22, 2024
ProDave
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Guidance please
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Yes it boils my p*** when someone declares it must be replaced because it is plastic. As above, change lighting mcb for rcbo depending...
Nov 22, 2024
ProDave
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3 port valve
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It sounds like the boiler "call for heat" input is way too sensitive and being triggered by a low stray voltage. I would start by...
Nov 21, 2024
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