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Did you read my posy about fine threads. Thats about all I can manage at this time at nightDear All, many thanks for your wise words. It sounds like the ex-display bargain ceiling light that my wife bought from Laura Ashley is beyond my skill level to install! It is a shame the individual wires were not labelled when it was taken down. It's not that I am trying to avoid paying for an electrician, honest! In fact my father-in-law was an electrician in Hove for 40 years but sadly now has Alzheimer's so all his knowledge is lost to us. We will probably give up on this project...
I'm in Burgess Hill. I have a job in Peckham on Monday morning, but could pop over in the afternoon if that suits you?
i know that, but i still put L to centre pin. you never know how old the fitting /lamp holders might be. same as marking cables on 3 plate lighting. i like to know which is in a nd out, in case i need to energise part of the ciDoesn't matter on modern ES lamp holders they are polarity biased.
Nelson Mandella House by any chance? give my regards to DelBoy and Dave.I'm in Burgess Hill. I have a job in Peckham on Monday morning, but could pop over in the afternoon if that suits you?
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