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What you on about ! I wiped it down ! Must be the light ?

That was hard work ! My backs telling me to stop ( as is the thought of a glass of wine )

Why @Onoff can’t be tidy like me I don’t know !

Yes !

Toss pots !

Lvt ??

That’s all the sparkys job !

Well there we go . Rcd trips with zero load on it . SWMBO was blaming my ‘dodgy’ HA ... ??

Surprisingly hard work ! First tile I faffed with . Forgot to back butter it . Didn’t come up easily and I would say 90% coverage . All back buttered now - they ain’t coming up . Slightly drift in the level a mm here or there . But I largely ignore and make sure no lippage

Yeah he’s pretty good . He will check it all !

Started unplugging things off this rcd . Trips eventually. Just now tripped with just a surge protected extension lead plugged in . But nothing plugged into that ! If it trips now I’ll remove that also - the assumption being it will trip with zero load - so a problem for my sparky

HA , ip cameras , file storage , streaming , whole house audio etc etc etc - anything else I can think of !

Nah it’s off . Too worried about sucking up dust

Ufh is in and works . But it’s either all on or all off . Need to look at the ufh manifold and see if I can manually just leave 1 ufh loop on and the others closed ; just to warm it up down there

Yeah this is what I’m thinking . I can position the nas upstairs ; to eliminate the issue of ‘condensation’

Maybe! Just got home i.e. off site and it looks like the electrics have tripped again!. So no UPS and no NAS. Just a router and a small file server AARRGGHH!

Assuming you are being funny . But no it’s not under the glazing . Zero water tracks on ceiling

Top of nas - dusty but no indication of water . Underside - if you zoom in you can see droplets . I’m assuming I’ve got 3 problems here 1 ) water down utility pipe - now foamed 2 ) something tripping rcd - blame ups for now 3 ) nas condensation ?!?!?!?

Before anyone says I’m aware of the ingress of water on the floor in the corner . This is directly beneath my utility access hole . I foamed that now .

My electrics tripped again when not on site . Decided to remove the ups to eliminate that . I notice some water on the edge of this shelf precisely under the nas ! Assuming a leak from above - nothing . Perhaps tracking down a cable - nothing . You’ll see the shelf is dusty / dirty with no obvious tracking marks . Could a nas generate condensation???! Underground of course . No heating . Possible ??

Flash news little mix all dead

This is far better - only wimps watch strictly shite

Lucozade ?

I’ll translate that for you ... It means muff ticklers

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