Is the replacement of an electric cooker notifiable and requires a part p because it is in the kitchen. Or is it classed as unit replacement because the 10mm cable is there i am not changing the circuit? Sorry if this sounds like an elementary question but i have only just set up on my own and am getting to grips with what work i can and cant do until i have my niceic assessment in 8 weeks. thanks.
part p or not
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not notifiable mate as not changing circuit just like for like.
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Not trying to be facecious, but...
have you read approved document P?
At your assessment you will be expected to have a copy and to understand its requirements.
Now, the answer to your question is contained in ADP in plain English, so I'm guessing you haven't got one or read it.
You are therefore not ready for an assessment.
have you read approved document P?
At your assessment you will be expected to have a copy and to understand its requirements.
Now, the answer to your question is contained in ADP in plain English, so I'm guessing you haven't got one or read it.
You are therefore not ready for an assessment.
Just do it .
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Ensure you do a loop test to ensure appliance is earthed and as others have said its not notifiable.
Well thankyou for the reply, yes i am not ready yet as i have only just applied so hopefully in eight weeks i will be. Will download the document and have a read.
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Yes will do all the required tests and do a certificate, thanks.
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