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[tbs1983]

wonder if anyone can help. ive just passed my week long course to make me a fully qualified electrician. they taught me everything i need to know including that the live is brown and the neutral is blue. im now a self employed electrician with a nice new van which i bought with my redundancy money from the biscuit factory i worked in. i went to my first job today at a large cafe and opened up the fuse box thing and was a bit confused when i saw all these red, yellow and blue cables going into the fuses. im sure my teacher said blue is neutral. the cafe guy mentioned something about it that its a special fusebox with 3 lives or something but not 2 sure what he meant by that. can anyone help?

 

[Rockstar94]

Stuck in traffic or on the train? Lol

 

[tbs1983]

no my 2 year old gets up at 5.30am!!!

 

[robbalaar86]

Feel your pain my boy is up at half 4 on the dot for a bottle..... The parasitic bundle of joy

 

[Guitarist]

It took you a whole week to become fully qualified???
You must be a slow learner, because some of the builders around my way can watch an electrician do one job just once and they consider themselves qualified to carry out rewires and CU changes!!!

 

[dan86]

lol. can we take bets on how long it'll be before this gets closed?!

 

[robbalaar86]

Quicker than those courses I bet

 

[Octopus]

Just wait until they are teenagers, especially the girls.

 

[chrish_1977]

It must be early cause this can't be real

 

[markythesparky]

Tbs, have you got any jobs? I was working for a housing association recently and I was put under the guidance of someone who I consider to be a very competent person and a wealth of information. He amazes me as every day he comes in and over night has seems to have gained even more information. I feel that from him I have learnt all I can about the electrical game and there is absolutely nothing more that any one could teach me.
Perhaps you know him. His name is Lofty.

 

[Mr.Si]

That's just mean. I can't help but smile, but it's still mean.

 

[Essexboy7]

I am not sure mate but i think as yuo say they are all live the best thing to do is join them all together in the biggest connector bloke you can find and roll a load of phase tape round them then if 2 dont work one will or if they all work you will have loads of ohms or watts or whatever they are called that makes electricity work

Hope this helps:smiley2:

 

[telectrix]

and there's an excellent puplication by d. cockburn available from amazon. read that and you'll know everything you need to know in order to make safe installations lethal.

 

[Marvo]

Lol, moved to Chit Chat in case where hopefully won't be taken as serious.

 

[JulianC]

This is a wind up. I mean, c'mon. Seriously? A biscuit factory in Dolgellau? Pfft.

Biscuit factory in Dolgellau - thomsonlocal.com

 

[trev]

I'm shocked! Why would a poster with a perfectly legitimate line of questioning lie to us about a biscuit factory? Could it be that he didn't complete his biscuit making course and is trying to cover his tracks?

 

[ian.settle1]

wonder if anyone can help. ive just passed my week long course to make me a fully qualified electrician. they taught me everything i need to know including that the live is brown and the neutral is blue. im now a self employed electrician with a nice new van which i bought with my redundancy money from the biscuit factory i worked in. i went to my first job today at a large cafe and opened up the fuse box thing and was a bit confused when i saw all these red, yellow and blue cables going into the fuses. im sure my teacher said blue is neutral. the cafe guy mentioned something about it that its a special fusebox with 3 lives or something but not 2 sure what he meant by that. can anyone help?

 

[tbs1983]

believe it or not there is a chocolate factory here!!! no biscuit factory though!!!

 

[trev]

I'm not having it mate. You've already told us porkies, I hope you're proud of yourself right now