but rcd after repairing the circuit should still have been fitted 
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I certainly would have done but plenty would not. I think it is just a matter of opinion as how far you should go.
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Thanks for all the responses. ; )
Client is very happy with the repair. :|
She does not want the ring reinstated at this time due to her fitted wardrobes, laid wood floors ect.ect.
She will call when she wants it done. :^O :^O:^O
; )Client is very happy with the repair. :|
She does not want the ring reinstated at this time due to her fitted wardrobes, laid wood floors ect.ect.
She will call when she wants it done. :^O :^O:^O
YEAH RIGHT!! :^O :^OThanks for all the responses.
She does not want the ring reinstated at this time due to her fitted wardrobes, laid wood floors ect.ect.
She will call when she wants it done. :^O :^O:^O
There must be a level of trade-off.
We could go into most domestics, and rip into the issues, ending up with a full 17th rewire because they called you over a dodgy pendant!
Sometimes, they`ll let you rewire the house - once you convince them its necessary, AND they can afford it!
But what if they can`t? Do you just shake your head sagely, and walk away? Or do you do the best you can, for the money they can afford?
I`ll push EVERY customer to have a fully compliant installation. But; if they can`t afford to pay for it, then you have to work within the budget. Make a note of outstanding issues, on the cert. AND the invoice, and they may well come back to you when they`ve saved up a bit. andante.
We could go into most domestics, and rip into the issues, ending up with a full 17th rewire because they called you over a dodgy pendant!
Sometimes, they`ll let you rewire the house - once you convince them its necessary, AND they can afford it!
But what if they can`t? Do you just shake your head sagely, and walk away? Or do you do the best you can, for the money they can afford?
I`ll push EVERY customer to have a fully compliant installation. But; if they can`t afford to pay for it, then you have to work within the budget. Make a note of outstanding issues, on the cert. AND the invoice, and they may well come back to you when they`ve saved up a bit. andante.
