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theres earth continuity at the sockets below the worktop, the broken earth must be between the JB and socket above the worktop.But if it is a ring and there's no earth at the socket, the cpc must be broken both sides of the socket, or unconnected within the socket itself. Is there definitely earth at the sockets below the worktop? Is the disconnect in the junction box?
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there is a JB but dont know exact location and its not accessibleSo can you disconnect the faulty cable at both the socket and the junction box, and insert a new cable where you have shown an earth cable? Assuming the junction box is accessible?
Or do the dotted lines mean the cables are all buried and inaccessible?
that is probget the cupboards off and start digging. bet there's a screw throughably not MF the cable. also, if that JB is buried, trhen you have cables in non prescribed zones and an inaccessible JB
as i see it, it's not a ring, but 2 radial branches from a JB. his vertical line on the left is a proposed rout for a new bit of cpc.
stupid laptop on board mouse pad. cath it with hand while typing and it jumbles up the text. have to keep remembering to hit Fn and F7 to disable it.what ?
stupid laptop on board mouse pad. cath it with hand while typing and it jumbles up the text. have to keep remembering to hit Fn and F7 to disable it.
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