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People are getting confused because of the 'one socket' ring when I think you mean one ring final circuit.
Also you'd think you would know exactly how many sockets there are but you say 'about' 6!
youd think he`d know what values he`s got n all as he has installed this...
but so far nowt....
getting to be every night this...
 
check that you haven't trapped any cables with your 3.5 screws.

that's a favourite.
 

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