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  1. 19-Dec-13, 10:40 PM #30
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    Quote Originally Posted by pmbguy View Post
    He jumped in and within 10min found the fault and later replaced that section of cable, works perfectly now.
    If he hasn't added or altered the design of any circuits then he doesn't need to be a registered electrician, he just needs to be competant. Replacement of existing cables that have been damaged wouldn't require a CoC be issued either as far as I know.
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