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This Fault DEFEATED Multiple Electricians! Can We Fix It?

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This Fault DEFEATED Multiple Electricians! Can We Fix It?

Claudio’s kitchen lights had been a mystery for years, stumping two electricians. ⚡ Watch as we uncover the shocking truth behind the fault and finally fix the problem! From DIY blunders to hidden wiring issues, this is an electrical fault-finding journey you don’t want to miss. Like, subscribe, and join the Artisan movement for more top-tier electrical content! 🔧

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𝐓𝐢𝐦𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐦𝐩𝐬:
00:00 Introduction to Claudio’s Electrical Dilemma
02:01 Investigating the Kitchen Lights
04:33 Examining the Consumer Unit
06:23 Uncovering Faulty Connections
09:04 Searching for the Junction Box
12:29 Testing Connections and Finding Solutions
14:58 The Moment of Truth

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20 Comments

@artisanelectrics Creator 1 year ago Pinned

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@louiesfishing4177 1 year ago

the other guy literally found the fault at the start and you dragged it out lol

@chrissharpe2106 1 year ago

Actually painful to watch the lad find the fault and then watch his boss mess about taking lights down rather than than just fixing what he’s found.

@milosavitch1 1 year ago

Love it when the guy opening the door has already put their mic on, really saves time

@olly7673 1 year ago

Having noted the wiring was incorrectly terminated above the cupboard I am a little lost why you didn't put that right before conducting any IR testing.

@tahseenashfaq 1 year ago

They did find the fault at the beginning, but I think they wanted to explain the in and outs of fault finding really. So thanks for that 👏🏼

@Steviegtr52 1 year ago

50 Years as an electrical contractor. 25 Years as contractor to food industry blue chip companies Nestle etc. Obviously lots of fault finding over the years. Single & 3 ph. Now Retired over 13 years now. Great content & logic finding the silly fault. They are usually silly faults.

@MustHaveAudio 1 year ago (edited)

I am proud to say i have been and electrician for 35 years and i have never had an electrical fault that i couldn't sort out .There is always a way to sort electrical faults out . Common sense and lots of experience does the trick every time

@Reedo107 1 year ago

Thank goodness he was wearing a mic before you even knocked on his door.

@aidie26 1 year ago

Who found the fault Jordan? when you said we, it was actually Tom who spotted it. So Tom should have the glory of the day.

@timwild4433 1 year ago

dragged that one out! the fault couldn't have been more on show!

@daveb6722 1 year ago

Oh look, N and CPC connected together. Lets run some insulation tests to see why the RCD trips.

@craigmcdonald4988 1 year ago

Prob best just wrapping this channel up, it's hard watching these days

@chucknorris1988 1 year ago

Excellent another video of Jordan making a smug meal out of what should be a simple and quick fault fix

@thetruthwillwinoneday 1 year ago (edited)

Please tell us you didn’t leave those exposed terminals above the kitchen units.

@peterharrell7305 1 year ago

Stuff like this is my bread and butter. I work primarily with fire systems and sometimes the issues have techs puzzled for months. I just have a knack for finding issues. I don’t like doing service but I’m the earth fault guy round these parts.

@andreweasygale 1 year ago (edited)

I once did a fault find job for a friend of mine who ran his own specialist garage. The lighting in the workshop (contains a few car lifts) didn't work fully and it blew a rewireable fuse, so unscrewed the metal switch box and found the accessory screw fouled a live wire. Sorted that, put in a new fuse and they all worked again, apart from a few lighting tubes needing replacement. I don't work as an electrician but I went through training at college but never got a job in it. I was good at electrics at school anyway it was all logical stuff to me, as long as you put in the study and understand exactly how it works you can manipulate and control it to serve you every single time rather than kill you. It is a great feeling to fix something though.

@ste5eu 1 year ago

All through my training and every time i turn on a completed light, EVEN THOUGH I've fully tested and KNOW it'll work I still get a woohoo moment. Great to see that even with your experience that's still the case.

@backontwowheels9469 1 year ago

Fault finding can be the most frustrating (especially in old houses) yet oddly the most rewarding as far as the satisfaction that you feel when you have found it. More so when other people have looked for it and failed haha

@GadgetMan36 1 year ago (edited)

There is nothing worse than trades who say they will turn up then don't, and you can't get hold of them. Why don't they just say they don't want the job?! 🤔