Güngören

In Tozkoparan and Haznedar a home socket carries an iron brought in from the workshop. The iron is around 2000 watts, and when the steam boiler is added to the same multi-plug the circuit sits near a continuous 16 amperes. A tired 2.5 mm² NYA tail loosens, the screw heats, the cover turns brown, and the box smells of carbon. The caller changes the cover and the carbon stays inside. The circuit is made dead, the carbonised tail is cut back, and the section of the remaining copper is written down. If the section is 2.5 mm² and the insulation is sound, the way is tightened again and the iron and the boiler are split onto separate sockets. If the insulation dusts, that wall is pulled in new NYM inside halogen-free trunking. If the lighting is 1.5 mm² the iron is not taken onto it, and the 10 amp breaker is not enlarged. In Güneştepe the same tail is found hot in the morning because the iron was left on at night. A hot cover is written to the front of the same day. The queue is not an announced minute.

In Gençosman and Akıncılar the device drops on leakage from the iron boiler's body. If, as in the photograph, three breakers and a 30 mA device stand on the rail, the device is not bridged. A bridge leaves the body open on a wet ironing table. If the test button does not drop, the device is changed and the circuits are separated with a megohmmeter. 500 V is not applied until the electronics and the iron plug are disconnected. A way under one megaohm is not connected behind the new device. A sound way is put back and the test button is dropped again. If there is a shock, the iron plug comes out and the body is not jumpered to a water pipe. A pipe is not an earth. In Merkez, if the light way and the socket way are mixed on the same board, the iron is not moved onto the lighting. The 2026 dwelling labour band excludes materials: fault finding 750-1,500 TL, a breaker or residual-current device 1,250-3,200 TL, a socket or light fitting 650-2,800 TL, an air-conditioning circuit 2,400-5,500 TL, a flat board 6,500-16,000 TL. The figure is written after measurement. Workmanship is one year.

On the Merter edge some homes run a workshop plug through the window into a flat socket. That extension spoils both the dwelling breaker and the workshop leakage reading. The extension comes out. The flat board stays on its own device after the meter. The workshop feed drops on a separate way after the meter, not ahead of the seal. If the riser section does not carry these two loads, a written note is left with the manager: floor, phase, clamp amperes. We do not open the seal. If the meter body is hot, the report goes to BEDAŞ and the burnt socket is written separately the same day. On the tight stair toward Abdurrahman Nafiz Gürman the riser screw sees the irons of more than one flat. The screw is not limited to the flat cover. The reading is repeated with the irons off and with one of them on. If the difference grows, the neutral has loosened and the cover is not blamed.

Adding an air conditioner to a burnt socket is treated as a forbidden job. A separate circuit is required, the labour sits in the 2,400-5,500 TL band, and the figure does not bind before the section is measured. Changing a light fitting or a socket sits in the 650-2,800 TL band, and a cover alone is not fitted while carbon remains. If the board is to be renewed, the 6,500-16,000 TL band is written after the old bridges on the rail are removed. A Güngören call is in the appointment book. A burning smell or a shock is moved forward the same day. A minute figure is not quoted for a narrow street in a small district. Before setting off, the technician separates on the phone whether it is home work or workshop work, and which band it sits in. One year of workmanship sits on the written section and the device-test row.

When a machine goes quiet in a small workshop on the Merter edge, the owner counts every minute. That minute is the shop's wage, not our arrival promise. It is written to an appointment time. If a burning smell comes from the contactor box, or the body shocks, it is moved forward the same day. In the box there is a starter: an isolator, a contactor, an overload relay. The coil voltage is read, 230 volts on most benches. If it buzzes while pulled in and the magnet face is oily, the coil and the face are dealt with before a contact welds. If the contact pit has deepened, the contactor is changed, and it is not called 'good enough' with sandpaper. The overload relay is brought to the current on the motor plate. Class 10 is written for a short start on an overlock, class 20 for a heavy cutting pulley. The relay is not jumpered with wire. Under the sewing load the clamp writes the three phases, or the line current on a single-phase motor. If the current is near the plate and balanced, the electrical side is holding.

If the current is high, balanced, and the relay is set correctly while the bench is quiet, the fault is often in the coupling. If the spider rubber has broken up, the motor turns, the pulley loses the load, and the needle does not come down. If the rubber has swollen or a bearing has seized, the motor locks on start and the relay does its job and drops. On the same visit the coupling cover is opened and the rubber, the pulley set screw and the shaft alignment are looked at. If there is a bind, the electrical side is cleared and the mechanical link is stated. The motor winding is measured in place, and if the body leaks the plug comes out. The gearbox, the knife mechanism and the cloth setting are not stripped. This is an electrical visit, and the coupling is looked at because it sits at the same point as the motor's electrical fault. If the feed is 1.5 mm², the motor circuit is changed to 2.5 mm² NYM and it is not extended from a home socket through the window. When the work is finished, the paper holds the coil volts, the plate current, the measured current, the relay class and the coupling note. One year of workmanship is on those rows. The band, excluding materials, is the same as the home work and it binds after measurement. The cost of the stopped minute is written to the shop, and a minute is not added to the appointment.