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Before I tell a landlord that their CU needs replacing due to a snapped screw recess (that's how I found it but I know I'm going to be blamed for this), does anyone have a lid for a 14 module Steeple CU (rebranded GE E series)?

I thought about Araldite but I can't convince myself that is acceptable.
 
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telectrix said:
pic is size of a postage stamp. can't you fix with maybe a washer and glue? as long as it's secure.
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I can go down the washer & glue route, this was actually my first thought - I'd managed to convince myself that this wasn't acceptable.
 
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find a reg that prohibits it then , as long as IP rating is compliant, the whole lid could be fixed on with tape,
 
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As long as IP maintained and it can be opened for maintenance then I don't see any problem with a glued-on washer being used.

Glue on washers both for both fixings if you want it to look more intentional!
 
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DJAndy said:
Thanks all, glue washer covid mask and supersize condoms it is then
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Hi Andy,

Just checked the shed where I keep all my removed CU's. Is this the one you need? Just counted and it's a 14 module. Looks like it's not broken anywhere, bit dusty though, been there for years! No charge, let me know.
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happyhippydad said:
Hi Andy,

Just checked the shed where I keep all my removed CU's. Is this the one you need? Just counted and it's a 14 module. Looks like it's not broken anywhere, bit dusty though, been there for years! No charge, let me know.
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you bloody hoarder, you. thought i was bad. ??
 
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happyhippydad said:
Hi Andy,

Just checked the shed where I keep all my removed CU's. Is this the one you need? Just counted and it's a 14 module. Looks like it's not broken anywhere, bit dusty though, been there for years! No charge, let me know.
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Certainly looks like the right unit. Presently waiting on some more pictures from the tenants as I may also need an MCB.

Quite happy to exchange some beer tokens for it and you'll get a bit of space back(!).
 
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DJAndy said:
Certainly looks like the right unit. Presently waiting on some more pictures from the tenants as I may also need an MCB.

Quite happy to exchange some beer tokens for it and you'll get a bit of space back(!).
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Pm me if you need it. No charge, but you could send a tenner to the WWF if you feel like it.
 
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