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Safe Disconnection to Undertake Work.

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Scene. An old farm building now used as a double glazing frame maker's workshop.


The supply comes from an old shed about 40 metres away, where the meter is. The old shed has some 70s/80s rusty M.E.M. isolators that feed several S.W.A. cables that exist the shed in many directions underground. I suspect that one feeds the main farmhouse, another a rented cottage and the others various farm buildings. There is no clear labelling of the isolators.


What is the best way to locate the frame maker's  building supply where I have to work?


Somewhere I have a circuit i/d set, if I can find it, but that will need access to the live parts and I do not wish to turn off the wrong isolator.


Z.


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    Chris Pearson:
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    I kept all of my original hair. No shocks or explosions occurred.


    You and BOD are getting very unruly. ?


    What I want to know is whether the motors will go round and round in the correct direction. ?




    The new machine is to be delivered nest week. It is a sort of chop saw thingy that mitres the corners of double glazing U.P.V.C. unit edges. I haven't seen it yet. I suppose that if it rotates backwards it adds material rather than removing it.


    Z.


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    Chris Pearson:
    Zoomup:

    I kept all of my original hair. No shocks or explosions occurred.


    You and BOD are getting very unruly. ?


    What I want to know is whether the motors will go round and round in the correct direction. ?




    The new machine is to be delivered nest week. It is a sort of chop saw thingy that mitres the corners of double glazing U.P.V.C. unit edges. I haven't seen it yet. I suppose that if it rotates backwards it adds material rather than removing it.


    Z.


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