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Wire it as I said above.

it should read link L to A

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thescruff wrote:
Wire it as I said above.

it should read link L to A



Just so I understand clearly

Blue to neutral

Red to L.

LINK L to A????

Yellow to B.

Is that correct?

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Yep with the electrics turned off. Test it first if you have a meter. as we are only assuming where it comes from.

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thescruff wrote:
Yep with the electrics turned off. Test it first if you have a meter. as we are only assuming where it comes from.



Thanks, I don't have a meter, what's the worst that can happen, blow the fuse, I'm not putting the board at risk?
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Provided the electric is off you'll be fine.

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Your a gentalmen Sir, thank you for your time!

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Let us know how you get on. :thumbright:

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