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Sorry to waste your time with another dumb question about Part P, but this year I replaced the ancient fused isolator in my detached garage with a new RCD/MCB unit for the socket and lighting circuits. I then went on to replace the old exposed wiring, putting it in plastic conduit. I had assumed that as it was replacement work not in a kitchen or bathroom, this wouldn't come under Part P, but going through this forum today I've got a horrible feeling that I'm mistaken.

Could someone please confirm how I stand, and if I've landed myself in the mire how do I get out of it?

[quote="David2805"]Sorry to waste your time with another dumb question about Part P, but this year I replaced the ancient fused isolator in my detached garage with a new RCD/MCB unit for the socket and lighting circuits. I then went on to replace the old exposed wiring, putting it in plastic conduit. I had assumed that as it was replacement work not in a kitchen or bathroom, this wouldn't come under Part P, but going through this forum today I've got a horrible feeling that I'm mistaken.

Could someone please confirm how I stand, and if I've landed myself in the mire how do I get out of it?[/quote]

DAVID2805
YES IT IS PART P NOTIFIABLE.
U MIGHT B LUCKY 2 GET A PART P SPARKY 2 CHECK
WAT U HAVE DONE BY DOING A PERIODIC INSPECTION
ON THE WORK.
ANY REMEADIAL WORK THEN HE COULD DO.

BLAKEY1963

Thanks for the reply. Hopefuly I've got enough other jobs coming up to get an electrician on side.