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If you have an outside light and turning it off hasn't helped I would switch on lights one at a time until it trips. Then I'd switch them all off and begin again with the one that tripped it. As dickie says, you may have overloaded the system.
There used to be a shop at the constitution hill end of Rhondda Street. Jeff who ran it is probably long gone now but they were knowledgeable people and may have a contact for you. Is the off licence still at the top nearest the cost cafe?
There used to be a shop at the constitution hill end of Rhondda Street. Jeff who ran it is probably long gone now but they were knowledgeable people and may have a contact for you. Is the off licence still at the top nearest the cost cafe?
No all gone, rentals have taken over and it's not the same anymore
You give it out, you take it back it`s all part of the game
I suppose the Tesco in Walter road put paid to local shops. It's been over 20 years since I lived there. Always felt sorry for locals who had to put up with students
If you have both the time and the desire then follow these steps: 1. Turn off every light switch and socket in the entire house 2. Attempt a reset of the fuse box (let's assume it resets) 3. Turn one light back on 4. Turn lights and sockets back on one by one until one trips out the house again / knocks out the light that you turned on at #3.
This may help determine which socket or light is causing you an issue.
Has there been any work or anything that may have knocked the cables.
I was moving my light and adding CO and smoke alarms in, as my snips are blunt the earth was in contact with either the live or the neutral (the breaker was off) but it tripped the RCD. Maybe an earth fauly