Good point from huggybear, particularly associated with the bathroom wiring.
However I don't see a chance of there being an unused spare screw, as all six terminals are in use.
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Good point from huggybear, particularly associated with the bathroom wiring.
However I don't see a chance of there being an unused spare screw, as all six terminals are in use.
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Sleeved in blue should mean neutral, assuming it’s actually connected to neutral.
What does your two probe voltage tester tell you?
What does your two probe voltage tester tell you?
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You need to start a new thread, 2020 is a bit old, and also any answers are not only aimed at @nescafe37 but also @jonnythedent although not seen since Oct 2021.
It does seem with @nescafe37 grey is neutral, brown permanent line, and black switched line, but I would wonder about if a true neutral, or being grounded by something. These
were so good to test with as they actually used some power, but you need to find the other end of the triple and earth and see what it is connected to.
It does seem with @nescafe37 grey is neutral, brown permanent line, and black switched line, but I would wonder about if a true neutral, or being grounded by something. These
were so good to test with as they actually used some power, but you need to find the other end of the triple and earth and see what it is connected to.DIYnot Local
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