Confusing Lighting Connectors

[Wings172]

Can somebody please tell me what I am doing right/wrong and how I make this work?

 

[nickblake]

O lord , right 1. the connector box is not suitable for all the wires , you need some connector block or preferably some Wago connectors , join the Reds together , join the one black and three blues in an insulated connector ( terminal block ) join the other black the yellow and the brown together , join all the earths , the black and yellow in this connector should be sleeved with brown sleeve , please tel me you haven't mixed the black wire's up as one is a switch wire , if it works cool if not you'll need a tester so call out a spark

 

[Leesparkykent]

Using un- insulated blocks, not terminating two of the CPC's, no identification of conductors, using an enclosure that's not fit for purpose............

 

[GMES]

I would suggest you post your location and there may just be a member local to you, without sounding patronising that is a 5 minute job for an Electrician with the right test gear, but without it it could be very dangerous to attempt to solve that puzzle.

 

[Wings172]

Thanks for the prompt replies everyone. I guess my inexperience in this field is quite apparent...

I am in the village of Saxilby just outside Lincoln if anybody reading this is within reasonable distance?

Thanks all.

 

[westward10]

Thanks for the prompt replies everyone. I guess my inexperience in this field is quite apparent...

I am in the village of Saxilby just outside Lincoln if anybody reading this is within reasonable distance?

Thanks all.

I will look for the smoke clouds. Put the ceiling rose back and watch some beach volleyball in Rio.

 

[ackbarthestar]

Yes if it goes pop then the blacks are reversed. I assume the 3-core runs out to a sensor switch?

 

[Taylortwocities]

Or

Yes if it goes pop then the blacks are reversed. I assume the 3-core runs out to a sensor switch?

Or a fan…

 

[ackbarthestar]

"Or a fan..."
Looks like a utility room, not a bathroom so maybe either a fan or a PIR...who knows?