Oh, remove the link? There are two neutral bus bars, the current flow of
neutral seems to be:

Neutral tail into top of master breaker
Neutral link from bottom of master breaker to first neutral bus bar
Neutral link from first bus bar into the top of the RCD
Neutral link from bottom of RCD into second neutral bus bar

After following all that through I noticed that my neutral from the socket
was into the first neutral bus bar and not the second.
I just shifted it over and voila, it all works... something so simple and I
feel so stupid.

Oh well, you live and learn.

Thanks for all your help, it was EXTREMELY appreciated as it was driving me
nuts and I couldn't see what was wrong.

A big thanks

Seri

"Andy Hall" wrote in message
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| On Sat, 03 Apr 2004 20:35:32 +0100, Tony Bryer
| wrote:
|
| In article , Seri
| wrote:
| Just to test things out, I've wired a single socket to the new CU
| on the RCD protected side.
| If I plug anything what so ever into the socket I've wired in then
| the RCD trips the moment the item is turned on.
|
| Just to ask the obvious (not meaning to insult you) you have taken
| the N from the socket through the RCD and not straight to a neutral
| busbar ??
| .
|
| .... and removed the link if there are two neutral bus bars......
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| .andy
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