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A useful finding should say whether the evidence points to one point, the affected circuit or something
wider. It should also separate urgent action from a planned improvement and state what was not inspected
or tested.
Five questions to ask
What failed, and what evidence supports that conclusion?
Is the point or circuit safe to use now?
What was repaired or made safe during the visit?
What was not inspected or tested?
What is the next priced step if more work is recommended?
How to use the answer
A useful diagnosis can be the correct outcome even when no same-visit repair is possible.
The next step might be a focused repair, a separate quotation, or a formal inspection. A local fault
visit is not automatically an EICR.
Optional improvements should be distinguished from defects that need urgent action.
