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If you believe this then what is the reason if the cpc is oversized, why would it cause an error.
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I read that you can get a error from neutral to protective earth if the cpc is oversized.
OK what do I do then, I had all the sockets off, Its passing I.r. what you suggest?the extended cpc has nothing to do with it. you have a N-E fault on the ring circuit which is inhibiting thr RCD. i don't know the theory behind this but i've had it a couple of times.
Its not the "oversized" cpc. You've been told that. Have you measured earth leakage from the circuit whilst energised? Have you done an IR test of the circuit to the MET, have you ensured the neutrals are in the correct bar. Have you split the circuit in half and tried energising 1 leg?OK what do I do then, I had all the sockets off, Its passing I.r. what you suggest?
OK what do I do then, I had all the sockets off, Its passing I.r. what you
No he's grabbed the money, ----ed off, saying he's busy.The spark you are working with should know what tests to do.
What's his opinion on you wanting to change the size of the CPC? Does he agree?
No he's grabbed the money, ----ed off, saying he's busy.
Now with the new board on were getting a neutral fault showing on socket ring.
In your OP, you say there is a neutral fault. Later you say the circuit has passed IR. Please can you explain this, so we are better placed to advise?OK what do I do then, I had all the sockets off, Its passing I.r. what you suggest?
No I paid him. From my own pocket, the customer is going to pay me.He's been paid for the job despite it not being complete? And left his trainee to fix it? Why did the customer pay him before the job was finished?
Are we getting the full story here?
No I paid him.
Ye, I think so.I think your customer is going to have to get a qualified spark in to sort this out.
Which one of you has registered the ccu change with labc via a cps?Ye, I think so.
Its in Scotland not a requirement,Which one of you has registered the ccu change with labc via a cps?
Ok, perhaps a photo of the internals of the board could help us spot something.Its in Scotland not a requirement,
I think your customer is going to have to get a qualified spark in to sort this out.
In your first post you said it was a friend of yours you were working with.
OK,im trying to arrange access with the client.Ok, perhaps a photo of the internals of the board could help us spot something.
Yip trip with the rcd tester plugged in.Ive re read your first post... so the rcd holds in, just doesnt trip via the button?
Does it trip via the button with the circuit disconnected?
Does it trip with a tester?
Have you got all equipment disconnected from sockets?
Is it a type A rcd?
I appreciate the help mate, wait till I'm in front of the board, im waiting on the client calling.Ive re read your first post... so the rcd holds in, just doesnt trip via the button?
Does it trip via the button with the circuit disconnected?
Does it trip with a tester?
Have you got all equipment disconnected from sockets?
Is it a type A rcd?
Ok, just checking you tried that test button with absolutely everything unplugged. I have had that before on an old MK board.I appreciate the help mate, wait till I'm in front of the board, im waiting on the client calling.
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