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Cypermethrin · 14-05-2012, 22:02

Thanks jb66

Perhaps i wasnt clear enough. The new socket is a master socket and has a capacitor. And the old socket is a master and has a capcitor

What i was try (badly) to ask was the old socket has the incoming pair set away from the pins 1 to 6 in a block of their own; whereas the new master socket onky has a bank of krone pins 1 to 6

So is it just a case of putting all the wires into the new master onto the one block of pins 1 to 6 ( i.e., pin 2 will have 2 wires connected; pins3 only one wire; and pin5 two wires ?

14-05-2012, 22:02	#3
Cypermethrin Inactive Join Date: May 2012 Posts: 3	Re: Master socket... Replacement Thanks jb66 Perhaps i wasnt clear enough. The new socket is a master socket and has a capacitor. And the old socket is a master and has a capcitor What i was try (badly) to ask was the old socket has the incoming pair set away from the pins 1 to 6 in a block of their own; whereas the new master socket onky has a bank of krone pins 1 to 6 So is it just a case of putting all the wires into the new master onto the one block of pins 1 to 6 ( i.e., pin 2 will have 2 wires connected; pins3 only one wire; and pin5 two wires ?