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  1. L

    Ceiling Light

    Thank you all very much! I'll try again tomorrow and hopefully get sorted :-)
  2. L

    Ceiling Light

    If there was a bare copper wire instead of it being encased in a brown sleave what would the red and black be? L or N?
  3. L

    Ceiling Light

    When you turn the light on the fuse blows. Would it be worth trying just the red and black and leaving the brown wires alone and see what that does?
  4. L

    Ceiling Light

    The existing one split so we had to put a new one on. Does anyone know which wire goes where?
  5. L

    Ceiling Light

    No they don't slide off. Who's a troll?
  6. L

    Ceiling Light

    They are just thinner wires with a brown sleeve. The 2 red and 2 black sleeves are a lot thicker. I don't have any more pictures as the light is at my Dads house and I'm back home now. It's basically 6 wires, 2 black, 2 red and 2 brown
  7. L

    Ceiling Light

    Brown
  8. L

    Ceiling Light

    There's no green or green and yellow wires or sleeves
  9. L

    Ceiling Light

    The 2 brown wires have a sleeve on them. They are just thinner than the black and red
  10. L

    Ceiling Light

    The two black wires are quite thick and so are the red ones. The brown wires are relatively thin in comparison. Not sure if you can see the picture very well, but this is how they were put in to the block to see if that worked, obviously not! That's the fatal mistake, not taking note of the...
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  13. L

    Ceiling Light

    Thanks for the reply Andy. wired to the switch is one red and one black. There's a green wire that runs behind the wall
  14. L

    Ceiling Light

    Good afternoon all, I wonder if you can help me. I've taken down a light in my Dad's bedroom which was to be replaced with another. The issue we've had is that the wires coming through the ceiling are 2x red, 2x brown and 2x black. Does anyone know which ones are live, neutral and earth? Many...
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