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MCB's in consumer unit.
Our holiday home has a Crabtree consumer unit with approx 10 MCB's and an RCD fitted in the middle of the switch bank, I assume to protect the MCB's after it.
My question is this, how does one remove one of the MCB's. Do they just pull out or must the board be dismantled. I have tried pulling but nothing moves at all. Any help would be appreciated. |
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MCB's in consumer unit.
Unclebill wrote:
Our holiday home has a Crabtree consumer unit with approx 10 MCB's and an RCD fitted in the middle of the switch bank, I assume to protect the MCB's after it. My question is this, how does one remove one of the MCB's. Do they just pull out or must the board be dismantled. I have tried pulling but nothing moves at all. Any help would be appreciated. This newsgroup, at least for electrical, is almost exclusively US/Canada. Try uk.d-i-y They should be very good. -- bud-- |
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