Jw Electrical Services
Location: Golborne, Lancashire
Member Since: 27th Oct 2022
Feedback:
0 reviews
About Us:
At JW Electrical services, our aim is to accommodate to your electrical needs.
With over 12 years experience in the industry, we strive to give you the best quality of work, at a reasonable price, to suit your budget.
There is never a job too small in our mind, we are always happy to assist.
With over 12 years experience in the industry, we strive to give you the best quality of work, at a reasonable price, to suit your budget.
There is never a job too small in our mind, we are always happy to assist.
Photos:
Other:
2330 City & Guilds NVQ L1 & L2.
2393 Level 3 Building Regulations.
2391 Inspection & Testing.
Level 3 18th Edition IEE Wiring Regs.
Level 3 17th Edition IEE Wiring Regs.
Solar photovoltaic Installer.
Full Scope Part P.
PASMA Certificate of competence.
Armed Forces Certificate of Service 2008
2393 Level 3 Building Regulations.
2391 Inspection & Testing.
Level 3 18th Edition IEE Wiring Regs.
Level 3 17th Edition IEE Wiring Regs.
Solar photovoltaic Installer.
Full Scope Part P.
PASMA Certificate of competence.
Armed Forces Certificate of Service 2008
Feedback:
0 reviews
Answers:
Yes well there are a number of factors which coincidently can cause your circuit breakers/rcd to trip.
first thing we always do, as with any fault on a circuit is to isolate and make safe. your safety is our main priority.
now if you have had a new consumer unit installed by a qualified electrician, then it would be safe to say that the wiring regulations and circuit parameters should have been met in accordance with bs7671, although we would test to prove this ensuring the electrical supply is safe to work on.
we would then need to determine the route in which fault is being introduced to the circuit, i.e a short circuit or an earth fault.
this can be determined by a simple insulation resistance test between the conductors. disconnecting the cooker and testing individually would be the best way to localise the fault and further provide a more accurate diagnostic.
i this case it sounds like a build up of voltage leaking somewhere on the circuit of cooker “nuisance tripping”.
easily fixed once faulty parts are located removed and replaced.
(apologies with the lack of capital letters in this answer, for reasons unknown, the site showing only lower case)
first thing we always do, as with any fault on a circuit is to isolate and make safe. your safety is our main priority.
now if you have had a new consumer unit installed by a qualified electrician, then it would be safe to say that the wiring regulations and circuit parameters should have been met in accordance with bs7671, although we would test to prove this ensuring the electrical supply is safe to work on.
we would then need to determine the route in which fault is being introduced to the circuit, i.e a short circuit or an earth fault.
this can be determined by a simple insulation resistance test between the conductors. disconnecting the cooker and testing individually would be the best way to localise the fault and further provide a more accurate diagnostic.
i this case it sounds like a build up of voltage leaking somewhere on the circuit of cooker “nuisance tripping”.
easily fixed once faulty parts are located removed and replaced.
(apologies with the lack of capital letters in this answer, for reasons unknown, the site showing only lower case)
Would you like a quote from this tradesman?
Invite this tradesman to quote for your job & get a fast response.
- Other tradesmen may express their interest as well.