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what do u mean i think, its 100% a blue neutral wire that i put into the com the other wire is a brown one which is live i put that into L1 and the earth into the earthing terminal
If its 100% a neutral why the hell are you putting it into the com....GET A SPARKY
 
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Which is why I refrained from replying to post#9
#4 by @UNG clearly should have signalled to the OP that his terminology was incorrect and the blue wire was not a neutral and a switch would not join a live and neutral in the way the OP was thinking.
I'm a little surprised that a trainee hasn't been taught how a light switch can be wired, but it may be very early days, however diving in with no knowledge is seldom effective.
 
When you click on the reply box it says Reply here, but be nice...
Which is why I refrained from replying to post#9
#4 by @UNG clearly should have signalled to the OP that his terminology was incorrect and the blue wire was not a neutral and a switch would not join a live and neutral in the way the OP was thinking.
I'm a little surprised that a trainee hasn't been taught how a light switch can be wired, but it may be very early days, however diving in with no knowledge is seldom effective.
Begining to wonder what I had said when I read the first line and saw my name in the post😀
 
what do u mean i think, its 100% a blue neutral wire that i put into the com the other wire is a brown one which is live i put that into L1 and the earth into the earthing terminal
It's a switch live Baz not a neutral. Blue doesn't always mean neutral. Glad it's working chap. Trial and error probably isn't the best approach to electrics though.
 
It's a switch live Baz not a neutral. Blue doesn't always mean neutral. Glad it's working chap. Trial and error probably isn't the best approach to electrics though.
yh i knew it's called that but idk i just tried to keep it simple i guess or idk just didn't feel confident in saying its a switch live lol, I haven't touched electrics in 3-4 years so just getting back into things
 

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