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Fuse Holder

Question from a non-electrician, so excuse my ignorance.  The main fuse holder in my house has just been updated to a new one, owing to my existing one being about fifty years old.  How is this done with the incoming cable still live?
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  • I have watched live jointing under my lawn (normally, nobody, but nobody digs holes in my lawn) and in the street. As Mike says, it is done with insulated or non-conducting tools and a lot of skill. They seem to dig quite a big hole, but I am sure that if you can sit on the edge and work comfortably, it must be safer.
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  • I have watched live jointing under my lawn (normally, nobody, but nobody digs holes in my lawn) and in the street. As Mike says, it is done with insulated or non-conducting tools and a lot of skill. They seem to dig quite a big hole, but I am sure that if you can sit on the edge and work comfortably, it must be safer.
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