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Your video was very informative, thank you. I wish to add an additional switch to a 2-gang light system. What equipment is needed in that case and how do you wire it please?
I want to replace the cord switch. The problem with the cord switch is that the string gets jammed. I want a normal switch. Moving the wire is not a issue. A normal switch on and off is easy to use and does not break ever.
Thanks for the video. It confirmed my attempt to find my problem. However, the problem still exists..hahahahahahaha....My RCD would not reset, and I found the breaker that popped it. However, I can rest both the RCD and the breaker and after about a week, it pops again. I have isolated it to two rooms. I unplugged everything and I put a load on the circuit, but neither the breaker or RCD will pop. It happens randomly. Right now, everything is reset and I have everything plugged in and ON. No popping of either breaker. It happens about once a week and unfortunately, two times this week. Once while we were on vacation and we lost everything in our freezer and refer while away. It isn't consistent so I can't find the problem. That issue was not addressed in the video, but the isolation you spoke of is absolutely correct. I just can isolate my problem. All items plugged in work without problem and nothing breaks the circuit by either being turned on or plugged in. CRAZY. The visiting electrician found nothing wrong. If you have another video of this type of problem, could you link for me. I have yet to find the answer.
If the circuit breaker and the RCD tripping at the same time you do have a short circuit between live and earth you need an electrician to attend and break the circuit down
@@yassinbenosman5768 Hi, thanks for writing. Nope, only the RCD pops off. Once I turn all breakers off then reset the RCD, I turn on each breaker one by one. At the third breaker, POP goes the RCD. But, everything resets normally and now I am on day five of no incidents. My longest run is 14 days, so I'm hopeful for a longer episode of no issues. No electrician has time or wants to come out and take a look. Landlord says to deal with it...LMAO.
Did I really see him drill the 4 holes in the back box with it sat on the customers Astro turf and drill the outside holes without moving stuff out of the way a putting something down to catch the residual dust.
Thanks so much but now I'm sad. I think it was my extension lead that my dad made. It is probably a couple of decades old though but it's so solid I thought it would last forever! ☺️ Is there any chance it's just a fuse or something or does it mean it's faulty & needs to be binned?
Would this be suitable for running 2 heavy draw appliances from? Dishwasher and water filter. Or is this the same as getting a 2nd socket installed without using the plate you got
Thank you so much. Second time I've had to look this up. Why is it so difficult? I even had to photograph the instruction and enlarge it to read it. How are you expected to read it even with average eyesight 🤦🏻♀️?
BRILLIANT- thank you so much. Got home from a week’s holiday to find my alarm beeping. Found your video. So clear so straightforward and problem solved.
