Electrician: "This is a problem job!" | EPIC Extended Electrical Fault Finding
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Timestamps:
00:00 episode preview
00:23 background to the callout
00:49 customer briefing
02:08 day 1 fault finding
15:20 end of day 1
18:25: day 2 fault finding
Needs a good chat with mainly electrical
Most people watch TV to chill, and here I am watching Delroy for months on end despite having no electrical background 🤣 good work.
You and del have something in common then, he has no electrical background either
Anyone else see the main switch off when he’s flicking them back on end of day 1 😂
Best to short L- E when belling out as L - N can give you false readings if there is still load on the circuit somewhere
I don't get why people don't do simple circuit wiring diagrams which literally just show which sockets each circuit is connected to. Just a basic drawing of the shape of the room, squares where sockets are, and then literally just lines between them for each circuit. Just a sheet of paper and a pen and 5 extra mins. Should be done when it's rewired but even in cases like this where someone spends many hours figuring it, just spend 5 extra mins drawing it out and then stick it in the fusebox so the next person isn't spending hours. Would probably help with your own fault finding actually since you're not trying to remember the circuits off the top of your head. I'd go 1 step further and buy loads of £1 notebooks and do the drawing in that and leave the book in the fusebox so it can be kept up to date on any future visits from any engineer, like a logbook.
You mean an as fit and as wired. Lol. In a house? Don't be silly. Delroy is the most illogical fault finder I've ever seen. Should've found this in 10 mins.
Dell did you check for outside socket? Could have had water in it then dried out
I wonder if the fault was originally a loose connection shorting on a metal faceplate and just correcting the bad workmanship cleared it. Well done for persevering.
The women made his job much harder saying there isn't anymore sockets
You can't always rely on the customer to know their installation.....he had been walking past the TV but not registered it for ages.......and tv's have to be plugged in somewhere!?
Well done Del
Delroy when fault finding do you ever come to a point where you find the fault. But you have to go beyond such as going into cutting a wall to fix it
So is it not a ring circuit? If not has it been down rated to a 20amp? Or has it just been left on a 32 amp mcb?
there were some wagos connected in the main board and look like they are not connected to anything....just isolating a twin an cpc.....could that be the other end of that 2.5mm that you couldnt find or???...jobs done now but if you connected that 2.5 mm back into that flush fitting double gang socket and tested for live at those wagos and found it live then that could be the other end etc?. This doesnt explain the fault unless that 2.5 is damaged in the wall or bad joint.....but i think you got a good IR on it...but it does explain where that cable goes....faults can be time consuming tracing them but it does keep the mind stimulated :)....good video Del
No grommets, all through the back of the KO boxes, shit work
That bedroom floor looks like splinter foot hell
Big up Del..
Delroy, would a circuit tracer like an amprobe, fluke or greenlee make fault finding easier for you in situations like this one?
Or the Klein 350 circuit tracer
Hi Del,
Thanks for another great video on fault finding, I learn a lot from vids like these. I think that the work was done by some wannabe spark who has all
the gear but no Idea. No qualified Electrician worth their money would dress a CU like that. It looked like everything was just lashed in an done as a
cheap crap job.
Fault finding always tricky
Fault finding isn't tricky if you know what you're doing even down to component level on a PCB.
Liking this slightly less edited video del, much prefer less cuts
I always do a diagram and identify each leg....
I'm sure I remember that kitchen - something to do with the lights. Have you been here before?
"Mate Your Bathroom Is Already Tiled" video, he installed the shaver point he has been there before.
A problem in the electricity of the foreign house
I hate these time of jobs, switch it back on and run 😂
You can tell ha was on a day rate 😂
It was the womens fault she didn't tell him about the other sockets
Do you know you can edit your comment ?
Them sockets are crap I had problem with one of them had them all changed to mk plastic
Must be cold he’s got gloves on .
Blimey these people are minted
To be paying this chancer £100 an hour and let him film this nonsense at the same time it's known as more money than sense
Hi
Oh man, I bet you were fairly brain dead after that. The saying _It does your head in_ would apply to that location. I used to do IT before I retired and they let any idiot set up things and then you had to figure out what they did to try and fix it and like this place *nothing* is documented.
Thank you for the video Delroy. 👍
italian ! ahaha
Am I correct that the ensuite was only recently added an everything was spured off the socket circuit?
I reckon there are junctions hidden in the fitted furniture!
If you came to learn about logical fault finding youre going to be disappointed
It’s not supposed to be a tutorial on fault finding, it’s a video of a day in the life of a sparky 👍
@@davidpeters4071 it was 2 days failing to find a fault
@@adamdean4322 didn't notice the tv for ages. Then blamed the customer!!
Nice guy but doesn't fill with confidence.....too much uncertainty in findings and decisions and testing seems erratic
😂
its all tikketyboo del. its all cool and the gang