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[Help] Electrician in Seaford
- Thread starter Rugrat
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Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
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Sure ... I was hoping for a personal recommendation. I've used Checkatrade before with mixed results
Monkey Man
Your support is not that great
We tend to use Popes or Hughes. Both have done good work for us and immediate family.
A couple of younger guys have also been involved in various jobs around our house during building work and although cheap, their work wasn't necessarily as professional as it might have been – or so we were later informed.
A couple of younger guys have also been involved in various jobs around our house during building work and although cheap, their work wasn't necessarily as professional as it might have been – or so we were later informed.
maresfield seagull
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- May 23, 2006
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Have you unplugged all the appliances ?
Two Professors
Two Mad Professors
When did electricity arrive in Seaford?
Knocky's Nose
Mon nez est en Valenciennes..
When did electricity arrive in Seaford?
I thought they all had butlers with hand cranked generators.. or is that Friston?
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It only goes "occasionally" but too frequently to ignore. I've got a suspicion it's one particular double socket and I'm wondering if taking it off might reveal a lose connection. On the other hand if it's just overloading a particular circuit (Mrs uses that plug for ironing) I won't see anything. In saying that I think it's unlikely as it's only intermittent
An added issue was a different circuit tripped out when we were away in November leaving us with a freezer full of rotten food, so perhaps a full check is the most sensible way
maresfield seagull
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- May 23, 2006
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If it's the RCD going it's unlikely to be overload
Is there any pattern to the random tripping
Can you post a pic of the fuse board Inc fuses / MCB s / RCDs ?
Is there any pattern to the random tripping
Can you post a pic of the fuse board Inc fuses / MCB s / RCDs ?
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Thanks for your help, much appreciated. Saw my neighbour outside and discover his best mate is an electrician so he's going to come over later ... probably the best