One Circuit with 4 Room Lights & Bathroom Socket: Electrician's Work, 1.5 mm Copper Wire, B10 ESM

ktasior wrote:

As for the electrician. He had no restrictions on purchases. In addition, he canceled 70% more than what we agreed on. Already on the first day after firing the new installation, the pre-meter protection broke down (interestingly, the differential and esy did not crash, but were still in the on position). On the second day, the same thing again. On the third day, there was no lighting in 3/4 of the apartment and when I checked the letters, sparks went all over the switchboard. That is why I started to explore the topic and look for answers to whether its installation is surely properly done. Unfortunately, I do not know anything about it, and by hiring a "specialist" to do it, I believe that he is doing his job correctly. Unfortunately, I did not write any contract with him and now I do not really have much to claim compensation.

Darom wrote:

Certainly freshly "baked" after exams and the course commissioned by PUP.

ktasior wrote:

As for the electrician. He had no restrictions on purchases. In addition, he canceled 70% more than what we agreed on. Already on the first day after firing the new installation, the pre-meter protection broke down (interestingly, the differential and esy did not crash, but were still in the on position). On the second day, the same thing again. On the third day, there was no lighting in 3/4 of the apartment and when I checked the letters, sparks went all over the switchboard. That is why I started to explore the topic and look for answers to whether its installation is surely properly done. Unfortunately, I do not know anything about it, and by hiring a "specialist" to do it, I believe that he is doing his job correctly. Unfortunately, I did not write any contract with him and now I do not really have much to claim compensation.

Darom wrote:

How was it not? Certainly freshly "baked" after exams and the course commissioned by PUP. After all, someone has to be the first investor

ktasior wrote:

Darom wrote:

Certainly freshly "baked" after exams and the course commissioned by PUP.

Unfortunately not. About 65 years old electrician with extensive experience. In 1996, he made an installation in my parents' apartment and it works flawlessly to this day. Hence my full confidence in him.