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Please ensure your electrics are up to date!!!!!!!!!
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Another word of warning. The light switch under our stairs is cracked. My son switched on the light and touched a wire and got a shock and a small burn. Could have been so much worse!0
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I had a report from an electrician saying the whole system was basically outdated and unsafe and was 40+ years old.
I got another sparks in who said the system is 15 years old and needs some modification. But the issues classified by the 1st sparks as C1 - ie immediately dangerous - were classified by the other one as C3 - ie, could do with upgrading.
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what were the things that were coded c3 or c10
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Wrong size cable feeding cooker outlet
Cooker outlet with no (illegible) protection
Electrical connection in non waterproof enclosure in shower room etc
100MA RCD should be 30MA
List of 7 items - these appear to be the most serious.0
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