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If any connection can be affected to reduce its grip then every connection in the house or workplace needs to be periodically checked I would have thought. Yet there is nothing in place to command that it happens. In my case the only way to access the connections would have been to rip up a tiled fl...

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I would also ask why that gap has occurred. From the photo it seems that the gap has grown significantly since when the sealant was first applied, The black wood suggests water has been allowed to continually permeate and warp it. Which is a lot for a block board worktop! If that is the case a strip...

Shaung

No, not in a box but I would have thought a loose connection would have shown itself a few months, a year later but 12+ years?

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Hi New to the forum but lurked for a few years. About 12 years ago I installed a set of starlights in the kitchen running off a 12v transformer. A couple of months ago the lights started playing up and eventually stopped. Once I'd cut a larger hole to access it (couldn't do it from above as that flo...

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