Simon's Test and Tag https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Testimonials Home About Simon’s Test and Tag Failed Sandwich Toaster – Cut in its lead Failed – Damaged lead Downloads Failed PC – Front cover missing, exposed wires Failed – Sections of leads Failed Leads – Squashed Plugs Failed – Tape over damaged lead Failed Plug – Squashed Failed – Plug has melted Failed – Screw jammed into safety switch Failed Desk Fan – On/Off switch faulty Failed – Lead with cut and damaged socket plug Failed Plug – Inner wires showing on lead’s socket plug Failed AC Adapters – Damaged leads Failed – Internal wires showing Failed Plug – Earth pin is damaged Failed Laptop Charger – Damaged Lead Failed Plug – 15A Earth pin filed down to 10A Drilled holes in powerboards Failed Toater – Earth bond resistance is over the safe limit of 1 Failed Oven – Earth bond resistance over 1 Ohm Failed Kettle – Does not turn off Failed Kettle – Powerboards with loose insides Failed Kettle – Damaged Body Failed Appliances Potential Hazard – Dust on microwave vent Potential Hazard – Very dusty PC Potential Hazard – Crumbs from a toaster Potential Overheating Hazard – PC vent full of carpet fluff Potential Hazard – Dusty and potential overload: 4 power boards running off 1 power point Potential Hazard – Overload 4 power boards running off 1 powerpoint Building Site Testing Tradesman’s Tools Testing Failed: Damaged Lead Failed: Drilled holes in powerboard Failed Power Lead: Failed earth bond test Failed Lead: Cut and damaged socket plug Failed Kettle: Has a damaged body Failed Toaster: Failed an earth bond test Workshop Testing Office Testing Failed IEC Power Lead – Earth bond test Contact Us