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  • Dabop
    Interesting, I'd forgotten the UK undersizes its earths in a TPE- here in Australia, all three conductors in a TPE are the same size- so...
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    Dabop replied to the thread Mortiser Elec fault.
    He's a 'home handyman' not an electrician- deals with cleaning gutters and the like... (when was the last time you tested for live...
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    Dabop reacted to Spectric's post in the thread Mortiser Elec fault with Like Like.
    Always pays to check for live, ie prove dead before touching. Thats really adding to the mix and potential for confusion. In the Uk...
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    Dabop reacted to Spectric's post in the thread Where to buy electrical cable 6491X with Like Like.
    But remember the CPC in a 2.5 mm T&E is only 1.5mm and if running trunking then sticking T&E in there will look like a short cut, 2.5...
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    Dabop reacted to Spectric's post in the thread Where to buy electrical cable 6491X with Like Like.
    Please explain. Three phase sockets, isolators etc run from the main board as individual radials from there own protective three...
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    I always use a circular saw on hob /sink cutouts. Turn worktop upside down straight cuts with circular saw and corners with jig saw. Id...
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    Dabop replied to the thread Mortiser Elec fault.
    Sorta- we still use red as an unswitched active/line, white is a switched active and black as a neutral in FIXED wiring (a pet peeve of...
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    Dabop replied to the thread Mortiser Elec fault.
    Not a requirement here (yet, but likely coming) however that doesn't apply to already existing equipment (especially that is not used...
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    Dabop replied to the thread Mortiser Elec fault.
    Not a fan of the DOL switches- more complicated and less reliable than the older 'mechanical pull and turn' latching ones... The cheap...
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    Dabop reacted to Amplidyne's post in the thread Mortiser Elec fault with Haha Haha.
    Sorry but at the moment it just looks like a mess. All the makes of starters are slightly different internally, and it looks like the...
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    Dabop replied to the thread Mortiser Elec fault.
    They really are quite simple to work on- and at least some of the wiring in there (specifically the actual power cord from the plug)...
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    Dabop replied to the thread Mortiser Elec fault.
    With these motors you really don't need the 'start button and stop button' control box (DOL)- the simple old fashioned 'latching single...
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    Dabop replied to the thread Mortiser Elec fault.
    And can you take a clear pic of the writing on the 'metal box' sitting on the timber- that appears to be your capacitor!!! and I haven't...
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    Dabop replied to the thread Mortiser Elec fault.
    I'm not seeing the 'red button' anywhere- is it on the motor itself??- because if so thats probably an old red thermal overload cutout...
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    Dabop reacted to Jacob's post in the thread US Election November 5th with Like Like.
    Seems the climate war was lost in the 2000 US election. https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0024cxp Worth listening to again. They do end...
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