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Hi, can anyone advise if im barking up the right tree. I recently replaced a CU for a customer prior to her having her bathroom upgradedfrom a high street "shed" with a new shower and towel rail. I ran in a new 10mm for the shower and a 2.5mm for the towel rail but did not connect them at the board. The customer was told the "sheds" electrician would connect it as well as fit the three downlights in the bathroom. So I just changed the CU, and ran in the new (unconnected) cables for the towel rail and shower.
Now that its all been connected, the shed is saying they will not issue a MWC for shower and towel rail because they did not install the cable ! Apparently they did no testing before they connected because I had installed it and it was the right size ! They have issued a MWC for the new downlights they installed because they "themselves" extended the circuit, but not for the shower and towel rail. Now im sure im right in thinking that when anyone installs new equipment to a circuit they should test the cabling before energising, and also issue a MWC. Been telling this to the customer but shes saying the shed "W***es" are saying no. Am I going mad ?
Now that its all been connected, the shed is saying they will not issue a MWC for shower and towel rail because they did not install the cable ! Apparently they did no testing before they connected because I had installed it and it was the right size ! They have issued a MWC for the new downlights they installed because they "themselves" extended the circuit, but not for the shower and towel rail. Now im sure im right in thinking that when anyone installs new equipment to a circuit they should test the cabling before energising, and also issue a MWC. Been telling this to the customer but shes saying the shed "W***es" are saying no. Am I going mad ?