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Wiring a bath-sink immersion advice

KittyeeTrix · 2009-04-11 20:16:10

I need to change the element in my immersion. Is it simple colour coding on the wiresAny advice would be appreciated:)

11-04-2009 8:16pm

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KittyeeTrix

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I need to change the element in my immersion.
Is it simple colour coding on the wiresAny advice would be appreciated:)

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#2 11-04-2009 10:17pm

davelerave

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Its normally blue-neutral brown-bath black-sink but i always check .the bath will be the longer element or the lower resistance .last week wired one which had opposite configuration

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#3 12-04-2009 1:15pm

cossworxenergy

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sink the black and the dirty brown bath remember that!!

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#4 13-04-2009 1:52am

paddymick

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You should always check the resistance even if its labeled i have came across them being wrong on more than one occasion

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