Fault Finding on kitchen Ring, Exotic life of an Electrician

sorry about already fixing the fault but how the run though helps
Fault finding, Sparky uk, Electrician, Kitchen Ring fault

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[tww]

Can see you and Adam working together for years to come, there's one thing being good Sparky's it's another thing being a good business men👍

[TheChipmunk]

Reminds me of the kitchen we first fixed... went back to 2nd fix... no ring continuity. Every accessory back off... found the dud leg, drop from an overcounter socket to a dishwasher socket on an adjacent wall. Obvs we knew the routing. Down the wall... under floor, up the wall 2 ft away. Customer ADAMANT he'd done no work... so I did an Adam, and crawled into the cupboard the dishwasher goes into.... and voila. A nice 2" drain pipe for the dishwasher. DIRECTLY below our double socket. Customer had core drilled straight through the damn conduit. He MUST have seen the plastic conduit/cable bits in the rubble. But chose to deny it!

PS, I channelled you the other day. New additional speakers in the van (on the bulkhead). I used some miniature kopex ;)

[AndyK.]

It’s more comedy than electrical which is good. 😂

[haydenuk]

Great work and thanks for the awesome content stay safe and take care

[labelectrical]

Top vid as always, always good content and good banter from you and Adam.

[JBE]

I hate it when you have to fold yourself up and get into a cupboard to second fix a single socket! I always end up ragging half the kitchen out just to fit my arse in 😐.

[troydavies]

Another good Vid guys.. love the banta with you both, reminds me of my plastering days.. would love to help with the electrics 👌🏾👌🏾

[ratchriat]

Good job Adam is small so can fit on a small space 😀

[brianwood]

Well done lads. Always great work from you.

[adeytecnic]

Thanks for the discount code brah! GET AMONGST IT!

[timg]

Nick so the guy who taught you and wants you to fix his electrics? That is praise of the highest order that is.

[mrseanpride]

Mate, I don’t know if you will read this but I’m looking for one of your vids that a screw went into a cable but wasn’t tripping the breaker or wasn’t showing up the on insulation resistance test. It was in a kitchen I think. If you could help me would be my hero. Thanks.

[danf]

I've subscribed, hit the bell but still cant find that "couch video" 😂

[carlrobson]

Great fault finding to get the grey matter working

[petertallowin]

I am torn between git and good boss for making Adam terminate that washer socket. To be honest though, if I was down there shifting cables I probably would have moved it. :) Good video dude, love a bit of fault finding.

[grahamlush]

Look how many appliances are taken out with one fault! The whole kitchen!!Bloody ring mains, no use! Good video though👍

[EmmVee]

Nick, you gotta give us the link of that seat organiser you have! Great stuff!

[danf]

Will 20 amp be enough for kettle washer fridge toaster microwave etc. I would have split the ring into 2 x 20amp radials. Or as I understand it you could have reconnected the ring from the spur near fridge under kickboard to the washing machine and kept it on a 32 . Keep up the great content guys 👌

[stuarth]

Would it have not been better to get you friend to shift the washer to get better access, rather than poor Adam practising the kamasutra. Personally I would get the washer moved, plus lino it that expensive. Do you prefer ring circuits or radial circuits. Great video, stay safe and take.

[grantpatterson]

U should try saying at the start as well as byeeee at the end