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Internal inspection of sockets and switches.

hertzal123
Some years ago on doing some remedials on a report,I noticed the inspector had put "internal inspection of selected

sockets and switches".Wondered if this is acceptable instead of giving a percentage of the inspections?

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    kfh:

    When my daughter bought a new (old) house I did an inspection of the electrics. All was well and I remember removing one particular socket (brushed chrome) and  the connections were OK and tight so I refitted it.


    That's the problem with disassembling things in order to inspect them. So having done your walk around, do you inspect the innards of the dodgy looking sockets, or do you leave them alone for fear of making things worse? ?


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    kfh:

    When my daughter bought a new (old) house I did an inspection of the electrics. All was well and I remember removing one particular socket (brushed chrome) and  the connections were OK and tight so I refitted it.


    That's the problem with disassembling things in order to inspect them. So having done your walk around, do you inspect the innards of the dodgy looking sockets, or do you leave them alone for fear of making things worse? ?


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