Hi I have taken down an old bathroom light to replace it with new and although Im bit of a donut I didn't expect to find just three thicker than normal pieces of copper wire connected to old light no sleeves no red/black/green wire nothing .How do I wire these to a new light ?????
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Hi I have taken down an old bathroom light to replace it with new and although Im bit of a donut I didn't expect to find just three thicker than normal pieces of copper wire connected to old light no sleeves no red/black/green wire nothing .How do I wire these to a new light ?????Sponsored Links
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the same way it was.
your problem now though is you need to find out wehat wire does what ion order to put them back, for this you will need a multi meter.
oh and the new light is it suitable for a bthroom. i.e is in enclosed?
your problem now though is you need to find out wehat wire does what ion order to put them back, for this you will need a multi meter.
oh and the new light is it suitable for a bthroom. i.e is in enclosed?
you say these wires have no insulation on them?
yikes...
i'd guess your house is in desperate need of a re-wire in that case..
yikes...
i'd guess your house is in desperate need of a re-wire in that case..
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Does sound like you've got a severe case of perished rubber.
Are these wires solid drawn or stranded?
Are these wires solid drawn or stranded?
securespark said:
they are solid there is no rubber on them
MICC cable maybe?????
is your place of poured concrete construction.. like a high rise block of flats perhaps?
is your place of poured concrete construction.. like a high rise block of flats perhaps?
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