lol what a great idea!

Makes it easier to dress the cables into the terminals 🤣

@@jamieb.lsfivepd9276😂😂😂

I saw that, was pissing myself, must of had enough 😅

5th floor too? 😂

It was the last electrician who the client had hired he couldnt escape !!!

You should have seen where he had to walk really narrow ledge don't know they do that. It made me feel queasy.

I seen him I thought they were filming a remake of confessions of a window cleaner.

back next week then ,lol , we've all been there

I checked the towel rail and it wasn't that , well picked up though 👍

@@eastwayelectrical bathroom fan maybe?

yep good idea thanks for watching.

He did the easiest solution. Besides, maybe some day he will find out what isn't working anymore and decide he wants it fixed.

Passive vent type house? don't know anything about that. Unfortunately the client wasn't clued up about things in the property. I was expecting a call when they found out something that was working before isn't working now.

@@eastwayelectrical a passive house is a type that basically has ducting from a central centrifugal fan that Draws stale air from each room to the fan which expels it outside and the fan also draws fresh air from outside which is sent via the fan and ducting into the rooms that are ducted. The reason being it cuts down on heating and cooling of a home and also with it being passive the windows are kept shut and the passive system stops the home becoming mouldy. The fan it to run 24/7 and is normally placed in a loft area or a voided area. Could that spur possibly run the fan. The customer would not know about it until the home starts to go mouldy. Hope this explains the passive house. Liked the video you fault find the same as me or shall I say used to as I have hung up my mega and cutters and retired.,

Then again he would know if that had failed .

​@@user-ty8rr6vg1iwhen the dumps don't go down No more

After spending ages trying to trace a 6mm circuit after a CU change and failing, we finally established that the old 32A shower circuit was connected to an FCU in the next room which in turn fed the macerator. The customer thought this was hilarious and asked if that meant he could do a 32 amp sh-t

could be, but it for the client to give this information. There are some good ideas in these comments that I didn't think of. However if the client doesn't know what should be working in there what can you do.

I wish I hadn't purchased the X1 3 times I've had to send it back. The readings are out and at times it's giving be results really slow. I should've purchased the Megger 1741+ or the Metrel M13152. My 1731 was pretty good and I would've still had it if my van hadn't been broken into. 🤬

I don't like the sound of that. I think I will stick with my Martindale ET4000.

@@scotisland Yeah I had the Metrel 3100S prior to the Megger which is essentially the same as the Martindale ET4000. The Metrel had the added Earth test function. Which I think the ET4500 has. That mft was great although it was thirsty for batteries 😂. I'll prolly end up selling the X1 and hoping to get the Metrel.

not at all. you can still buy them as 5 amp sockets for lighting. in fact i have them for bed side lamps.

I did think of that looked through the window but couldn't see any thing. No way would it even come to my mind to go out there for a better look, it's ridiculous how that roofer just went out there like nothing!

You would have thought so but if the client doesn't know what should be working in the property what can you do?

@@eastwayelectrical no I totally agree I think you did the right thing in just very curious.

Literally no downside to it here. And in the long term it'll keep his hands smooth.

I wear gloves to polish my sword.

You can't fix something if you don't know what your fixing

I would trace the fault to exactly what was causing it. My conscience wouldn't let me walk away from that without knowing what caused the fault.