Talk:Electrical Circuit Faults

This is a work in progress: that ultimately could include information not only on common faults, but also tracing and fixing them)

Please do not rely on any information in this article yet. It has not been checked, peer reviewed, or even proof read

--John Rumm 05:46, 13 May 2007 (BST)

-- might need a bunch of glossary entries for some of the terms used here

(Above moved from article to here by John Stumbles 08:44, 14 May 2007 (BST))

various changes

(Mainly FAO John Rumm)

In the Wiki way I have made changes to your excellent article rather than merely suggesting them. If you don't like some you can change them back. If you don't like any you can revert them all (go to the history page, select the previous revision, edit it and save it without any changes (except a note in the Summary to say what you're doing). (You may find this technique useful for reverting spam on the talk page, which I see you've been diligently doing. Oh, so maybe you already know how to do this ...).

--John Stumbles 14:35, 16 May 2007 (BST)

Well done John!

Thanks for the tweaks, you are right it looks so much better in English! ;-) (Its easy to get carried away getting all the stuff you want to say down, such that the language can get a bit hammy in places).

Not spotted anything that I would want to change back either....

--John Rumm 01:20, 17 May 2007 (BST)

Poxy search and replace ;-)

Yup, sorry about the metre/meter did a search and replace and forgot about the use of multimeter in there!

--John Rumm 12:46, 18 May 2007 (BST)

RCD tripping

Sorry to bother you but i have a problem.I installed a consumer unit today,and connected the shower to the new rcd.However the shower stays live for roughly ten seconds then trips.What could the fault be?Any feedbakc would be greatly appreciated