But suggested that they got a spark to check
And yes its very much live
And yes its very much live
The bathroom fitter thought this was redundant ........
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Not in the slightest bit surprised.
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Get a better plumber !!
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And I have loads of plug in mcb's if you want to upgrade it.
I can donate some space in our skip should you require disposal when upgrading 
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rolls canardly of their day
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I am sure someone of your skill could wedge a AFDD in that slot...??
Love the cabriolet soft-top 5A on the far left...
Always a bit more upmarket than a hard-top!
Love the cabriolet soft-top 5A on the far left...
Always a bit more upmarket than a hard-top!
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Look closer, I swear that's a 13A BS 1363 in there.
C1, C2 or FI...... You decide ???????? 
C1, C2 or FI...... You decide ????????
going back on Monday, armed with bits to make immediately safer ….
Been like that for years, nobody's died, what's the problem
Been like that for years, nobody's died, what's the problem
Agree 100%
I'm doing some other small jobs and have stated I'll make it safer when I'm back - its a case of judgement and common sense. Plus a discussion with the customer
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Cardboard box and a bit of Duck-Tape should soon fix that..
Reminds me of a customer years ago had no cover on the front of their CU in the garage...
But kept an old broom handle by the CU for operating any switches without physically touching any part of the CU!!!!!
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