Good work. However, there's still something a bit confusing about this. Maybe I'm over-optimistic, but I would have thought that it's pretty unlikely (although not impossible) that they will have manufactured non-interchangeable covers with the wrong instructions moulded on them - so it would seem much more likely that the covers were interchangeable, and the items simply incorrectly assembled. However, we've been reassured that they are not interchangeable - is that the case with the one you got?
Fair enough.
Yes, I agree with all that. I was just wondering/speculating about 'how it had happened'. If the bits aren't swappable, I guess the only explanation is that the mouldings really were made/labelled incorrectly.
Yes, I imagine that's quite possible. Mind you, in the converse situation, I think I could probably identify that Chinese labelling was incorrect, even though I certainly cannot read Chinese!
That style of rubber plug (with the small base and the large wrap around cover that you have to feed the flex through) seems to have fallen out of favour.Can't do it with those connectors, but I wonder how many people, when they get to the Doh! moment when fitting a rubber BS 1363, reach for the stanley knife rather than the screwdriver?
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