roughshawd
- Jul 13, 2020
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Assuming your repair has 4 terminals for a two blade ac cable from 110v-120v wall plate.. ac1 ac2 ac3 and ac4.
It has further two cable's with a switch in it. The slang being "always switch the line not the load" I have to think that the load is the terminal that has the switch in the cable. So when the bonehead does the continuity test to find the correct blade in the plug-in cable, er um...which blade is considered the line?
It has further two cable's with a switch in it. The slang being "always switch the line not the load" I have to think that the load is the terminal that has the switch in the cable. So when the bonehead does the continuity test to find the correct blade in the plug-in cable, er um...which blade is considered the line?