Bclearnersparks
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Customer has called me to say that when his SON floodlight that I reinstalled starts up the lighting cct breaker trips. Go back check everthing out, Zs fine, IR >200Meg between all conductors, turn on floodlight no apparent problem, but notice inside fitting that cable has few strands missing at termination and so I replace cable as last resort and everything fine.
Customer then asks me to replace burnt out dimmer switch in bedroom feeding wall lights. No problem wont take long seens as I am here Replace with plate switch as I dont keep dimmers as spares. Then........
Circuit breaker trips, Ok I am bit perplexed as to what is going on???
Customer hears breaker trip and comes to see what is going on and informs me " oh their was a wall light that I took down last week, its behind that wardrobe."
I was a bit pixxed off with him really. he had cut the cables from the back of the fitting and twisted the Lives and neutrals together crearing short cct.
So now I am trying to work out what was causing this apparent fault with the floodlight or was it all made up to get me to sort out his electrickery dabbling with the wall light?
Customer then asks me to replace burnt out dimmer switch in bedroom feeding wall lights. No problem wont take long seens as I am here Replace with plate switch as I dont keep dimmers as spares. Then........
Circuit breaker trips, Ok I am bit perplexed as to what is going on???
Customer hears breaker trip and comes to see what is going on and informs me " oh their was a wall light that I took down last week, its behind that wardrobe."
I was a bit pixxed off with him really. he had cut the cables from the back of the fitting and twisted the Lives and neutrals together crearing short cct.
So now I am trying to work out what was causing this apparent fault with the floodlight or was it all made up to get me to sort out his electrickery dabbling with the wall light?