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Electrical idiot in need of help...

**Vai** · 2011-10-27 13:56:47

Just wondering what my next step is folks, blue wire is connected to blue wire and black wire is connected to black wire, what do I do with the green wire with the copper circle on the end?

27-10-2011 1:56pm

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**Vai**

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Just wondering what my next step is folks, blue wire is connected to blue wire and black wire is connected to black wire, what do I do with the green wire with the copper circle on the end?

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#2 27-10-2011 2:34pm

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So it's earthed, put it under the screw where the other one is.

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#3 27-10-2011 2:37pm

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Or just cut off the crimp (copper circle), strip it back a sufficient amount and stick it in the remaining connector -- it's the same thing.

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