Just been asked by a relative to replace very old wired fuse board with
new mcb consumer unit. I expect the Part P Police to be knocking on the
door very soon G.

Dave
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For what we are about to balls up may common sense prevent us doing it
again
in the future!!

On Mon, 31 Jan 2005 19:30:28 +0000, Dave Stanton
strung together this:



Just been asked by a relative to replace very old wired fuse board with
new mcb consumer unit. I expect the Part P Police to be knocking on the
door very soon G.

They're quicker than you think, they're hiding behind your sofa now!
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Just been asked by a relative to replace very old wired fuse board with
new mcb consumer unit. I expect the Part P Police to be knocking on the
door very soon G.

With their predicted backlog? I wouldn't cancel the milk yet.

I thought you mentioned something about doing this a few months back, i
believe you even removed one of the screws on the consumer box?
"Doctor D" wrote in message
...
Just been asked by a relative to replace very old wired fuse board with
new mcb consumer unit. I expect the Part P Police to be knocking on the
door very soon G.

With their predicted backlog? I wouldn't cancel the milk yet.

If it is that decrepit then surely a complete rewire is almost certainly
needed as well!

Peter Crosland

Just been asked by a relative to replace very old wired fuseboard with

new mcb consumer unit. I expect the Part P Police to be knocking on
the
door very soon G.

Yes, its a crime to improve your relative's level of safety. Sorry,
straight to jail you go.


NT

GCHQ Cheltenham [who read all e mails]will have already passed details
to Commissar Prescott!!

If he was booked before January, as long as he does it before April he's still OK.. I think..

On Mon, 31 Jan 2005 14:21:59 -0800, Gel wrote:

GCHQ Cheltenham [who read all e mails]will have already passed details to
Commissar Prescott!!

You work there then ?

Dave

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again
in the future!!

On Mon, 31 Jan 2005 20:45:56 +0000, John Borrman wrote:

I thought you mentioned something about doing this a few months back, i
believe you even removed one of the screws on the consumer box? "Doctor D"

Oh yes silly me, work in progress !!!

Dave

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again
in the future!!

On Mon, 31 Jan 2005 19:30:28 UTC, Dave Stanton wrote:

Just been asked by a relative to replace very old wired fuse board with
new mcb consumer unit. I expect the Part P Police to be knocking on the
door very soon G.

That 'chop chop' noise is the black helicopter...

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Bob Eager
begin a new life...dump Windows!

Gel wrote:

GCHQ Cheltenham [who read all e mails]will have already passed details
to Commissar Prescott!!

So your safe then! (seems unlikely he could find his dick to pee out of,
let alone understand part P)

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John.

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In message , Dave Stanton
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Just been asked by a relative to replace very old wired fuse board with
new mcb consumer unit. I expect the Part P Police to be knocking on the
door very soon G.

It shouldn't be a problem should it ?

since you actually started the job before the end of december, didn't
you
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geoff

On Mon, 31 Jan 2005 14:21:59 -0800, Gel wrote:

GCHQ Cheltenham [who read all e mails]will have already passed details
to
Commissar Prescott!!

I think they just record them. To read all e-mails would require them to
employ about 5% of the country :-)

In article , says...


On Mon, 31 Jan 2005 14:21:59 -0800, Gel wrote:

GCHQ Cheltenham [who read all e mails]will have already passed details
to
Commissar Prescott!!

I think they just record them. To read all e-mails would require them to
employ about 5% of the country :-)




Probably about 99% of the readers would die of boredom!