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Well moved toilet and tile and yes plumber gone through with a screw i have wired together but still nothing i am just swisting them to see if heats up but nothing any idea cant be wired wrong can it
I'm surprised the thermostat isn't showing an error, they usually do. Twisting the wire together could still cause a short, it needs to be repaired properly before you can determine if that is your issue.
 
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I was involved in a UFH repair and had to uncover some cable for sparks to repair.
This was warmup prowire which has very fine cable, even with the kit the experianced sparky failed dissmaly to make a safe connection!
He had to concede to getting warmup in to make repair. image.jpeg image.jpeg image.jpeg
 

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