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Best way i've found for finding neutrals, as I can't afford huge money for circuit tracers, is to send an apprentice around with a kettle randomly boiling it off the socket, meanwhile I check through live/neutrals for confirmation of the right circuit, boring and unprofessional, I know, but...

Its definitely a grey area anyway, I think im gonna go with it as a Code 2, purely for the fact that as it stands it doesn't pose any immediate danger unless the RCD is relied upon, however it obviously needs improved! I have a feeling the coding for defects will definitely change with the next...

I would have said Code 2 and totally agree with Steptoe, although many of our other testers disagree and Code 1 it! Particular picky client I'm doing this periodic for, therefor I want to be bang on.

Hi Guys, Just joined this forum to get some light on this subject as there is an ongoing argument within my company! RCD fails to trip on both x1 and x5...Which code would you guys determine for this defect? Cheers!