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Wiring a single ballast
OK I am feeling really foolish now. Wires trimmed and ready, but I cannot for the life of me understand how to engage them in the connectors. I have tried pushing them in, then pressing down on the small tab, but it doesn't seem to hold it. Also it tells me to trim 8 - 9 mm on the casing but...- NOTTNICK
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Wiring a single ballast
Ok, thanks for this. Still slightly unsure. I have 2 pairs of wires to connect. (each pair to a different end of the tube) From what you say, one pair goes to 1 /4 the other 2 / 3 ? Does it matter which way round they are? Can it be 4/1 as well as 1/4 ? The wires are hardwired into the old...- NOTTNICK
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Wiring a single ballast
I am wanting to wire in a new single ballast. Unfortunately (as you will see from the photo) the old broken ballast does not have the contacts exposed. There are two pairs of wires (one pair for each end of the light tube) but I have no idea which of the numbered contacts (1,2,3,4) to use for...
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