Zooming out makes them manageable.
Junction Box problem
- Thread starter DIYDaveN
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I don't think you actually state what outside this is supposed to power up.
A shed or garage I would assume.
Assuming none of those connectors are linked, I wonder if the wires have been seperated like that because there's a fault somewhere, and it was done for safety?
Yes, that wall plug is a bit rough. It all looks a bit rough.
A shed or garage I would assume.
Assuming none of those connectors are linked, I wonder if the wires have been seperated like that because there's a fault somewhere, and it was done for safety?
Yes, that wall plug is a bit rough. It all looks a bit rough.
Thanks ban
However hes sorted it now, but your edited pics have made this page too big now
However hes sorted it now, but your edited pics have made this page too big now
Wouldn't want to do anything dangerous.
To an old shed, yes, with a single socket and tube light; would be handy to have working.
All the helpful info has convinced me that a professional is definitely required. Good to know it's not simple/safe/easy fix, etc.
Wouldn't want to do anything dangerous.
Well done, its just big pics blow the words off the screen and this hinders you getting replies as some like me just give up trying to read it.
However Ban with his supersize computer dont always realise he does it and blown this page off the scale.
Glad it's not just me. It is, however, very gratifying to see BAS actually trying to help someone sort out their pics, rather than moaning that they can't be ar**d (and/or don't have enough brain cells) to do it themselves!However Ban with his supersize computer dont always realise he does it and blown this page off the scale.
Kind Regards, John
That shocked me too john.
Maybe coz of nudge nudge wink wink, say no more, mums the word
Ban does do some good things here and has a sense of humour to lighten up the forum IMO
Maybe coz of nudge nudge wink wink, say no more, mums the word
Ban does do some good things here and has a sense of humour to lighten up the forum IMO
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