A leccy question

[GROWLER]

I managed to break our wall thermostat while decorating the hallway 4 years ago and have finally managed to get 'round to purchasing a new one.  
Mrs G is most impressed with my rapid response, and reckoms I should werk for the council.

Can I simply change it over, as the wires look tiny, without disconnecting the leccy with it presumably being low voltage like the telephone, or am I risking blowing meself and Growler Towers up by simply plundering ahead with the mains still switched on ?

Nick needn't bother replying, thank you.

[Barman]

I managed to break our wall thermostat while decorating the hallway 4 years ago and have finally managed to get 'round to purchasing a new one.  
Mrs G is most impressed with my rapid response, and reckoms I should werk for the council.

Can I simply change it over, as the wires look tiny, without disconnecting the leccy with it presumably being low voltage like the telephone, or am I risking blowing meself and Growler Towers up by simply plundering ahead with the nains still switched on ?

You don't know the original electrician so switch everything off - just in case like. 

[GROWLER]

I managed to break our wall thermostat while decorating the hallway 4 years ago and have finally managed to get 'round to purchasing a new one.  
Mrs G is most impressed with my rapid response, and reckoms I should werk for the council.

Can I simply change it over, as the wires look tiny, without disconnecting the leccy with it presumably being low voltage like the telephone, or am I risking blowing meself and Growler Towers up by simply plundering ahead with the nains still switched on ?

You don't know the original electrician so switch everything off - just in case like. 

In reality though, and if fitted in the correct manner originally, would this be deemed necessary normally?
I'm feeling slightly lucky today but thought it wise to do a bit of checking first like.

[Miss Demeanour]

Turn it off

Not the time of year to be making a bodge of anything 

[tel]

I'm not sure you are even allowed to do this anymore.

The new leccy regs don't let you do much more than change a light bulb.

[GROWLER]

I'm not sure you are even allowed to do this anymore.

The new leccy regs don't let you do much more than change a light bulb.

I Don't do H&S rules generally speaking.
I can decide what is dangerous or otherwise.
My name IS NOT Nick.

Who sez I can't anyway? Bloody PC brigade? 

[Nick]

Go ahead and change it.On no account turn the electric off.

What can possibly go wrong?

[GROWLER]

I offered the job of supplying and fitting new sofits. barge boards and gutters to me next door neighbour earlier on this year, being a bery skilled diy enthusiast, but he told me he'd have to hire scaffolding to do it...H&S rules apparently.  

I got a local long standing firm in to do it. They simply used ladders and had the whole job done in a day. Simples and no fuss..

[GROWLER]

Nick needn't bother replying, thank you.

Specsavers obviously beckons. 

[Nick]

 

[Barman]

I managed to break our wall thermostat while decorating the hallway 4 years ago and have finally managed to get 'round to purchasing a new one.  
Mrs G is most impressed with my rapid response, and reckoms I should werk for the council.

Can I simply change it over, as the wires look tiny, without disconnecting the leccy with it presumably being low voltage like the telephone, or am I risking blowing meself and Growler Towers up by simply plundering ahead with the nains still switched on ?

You don't know the original electrician so switch everything off - just in case like. 

In reality though, and if fitted in the correct manner originally, would this be deemed necessary normally?
I'm feeling slightly lucky today but thought it wise to do a bit of checking first like.

I rarely turn anything off and prefer to do it 'live' like...

But the best advice would be to switch it off...

As Miss D says, not the time of year to be in A & E... 

[GROWLER]

I managed to break our wall thermostat while decorating the hallway 4 years ago and have finally managed to get 'round to purchasing a new one.  
Mrs G is most impressed with my rapid response, and reckoms I should werk for the council.

Can I simply change it over, as the wires look tiny, without disconnecting the leccy with it presumably being low voltage like the telephone, or am I risking blowing meself and Growler Towers up by simply plundering ahead with the nains still switched on ?

You don't know the original electrician so switch everything off - just in case like.  

In reality though, and if fitted in the correct manner originally, would this be deemed necessary normally?
I'm feeling slightly lucky today but thought it wise to do a bit of checking first like.

I rarely turn anything off and prefer to do it 'live' like...

But the best advice would be to switch it off...

As Miss D says, not the time of year to be in A & E...  

When is then?  

Oh I dunno actually.  
No fighting teenagers to contend with, or a demanding Mrs G complaining about me wanting to go up 'me 'ill on crimbo day.

Problee only have two chances anyway. Dead or alive.

[Barman]

I managed to break our wall thermostat while decorating the hallway 4 years ago and have finally managed to get 'round to purchasing a new one.  
Mrs G is most impressed with my rapid response, and reckoms I should werk for the council.

Can I simply change it over, as the wires look tiny, without disconnecting the leccy with it presumably being low voltage like the telephone, or am I risking blowing meself and Growler Towers up by simply plundering ahead with the nains still switched on ?

You don't know the original electrician so switch everything off - just in case like. 

In reality though, and if fitted in the correct manner originally, would this be deemed necessary normally?
I'm feeling slightly lucky today but thought it wise to do a bit of checking first like.

I rarely turn anything off and prefer to do it 'live' like...

But the best advice would be to switch it off...

As Miss D says, not the time of year to be in A & E... 

When is then? 

Oh I dunno actually. 
No fighting teenagers to contend with, or a demanding Mrs G complaining about me wanting to go up 'me 'ill on crimbo day.

Just stick yer fingers in then like... 

[Miss Demeanour]

Get Mrs G to do it then or mini moose 

[Nick]