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Better than Breaking Bad!! Lol.
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A spark will soon suss out whether you've lost the feed or the neutral to those lights that are not working. The loss of either has to be either a break at a connection at a three terminal ceiling rose, or behind a switch or in an octopus joint box below the floor.
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Think he has bodged the repair himself Les, only saying cos I'm out.
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