Bathroom light help please

[Magners]

Ive screwed off the old light thinking it would just be a matter of screwing other straight in the same way the problem I’m having is the wires from the ceiling are too thick to fit into new light fitting, there’s 3 earth wires that we’re intertwined together but I unraveled them, I think the other is a live and 2 neutrals. Will I buy a new light?

 

[GBDamo]

Knowing my luck the hookers would eat the stake and drink ;-) the coke then do one. But thanks for the thought.

 

[telectrix]

don't think he meant that sort of coke.

 

[Jim90]

Slightly worried about the OP.
Let’s hope it was that good of a BJ

 

[Rosco]

Or like the poster wrapping up his wifes birthday present in insulation tape it may be an idea to cock it up and never get asked again, hmmmmm decisions decisions.......

It worked ....

 

[Brummiesparky]

Don't forget to fit an RCD to the circuit

 

[123]

Don't forget to fit an RCD to the circuit

When changing a light fitting like for like, I don't see the need? DIY installed aside of course...

 

[NDG Elecs]

Don't forget to fit a smoke alarm next to it.......and have 999 on speed dial!

Seriously though, get a spark in, probably cost around £40 depending on area... It is a simple job if you know what you are doing...

 

[Pete999]

Don't forget to fit a smoke alarm next to it.......and have 999 on speed dial!

Seriously though, get a spark in, probably cost around £40 depending on area... It is a simple job if you know what you are doing...

Not Pete999 I hope

 

[NDG Elecs]

Not Pete999 I hope

You could surely go to his rescue Pete!

 

[Pete999]

You could surely go to his rescue Pete!

What all the way to Jockland?

 

[telectrix]

What all the way to Jockland?

could always rebuild Hadrian's wall whilst you are there.

 

[Pete999]

could always rebuild Hadrian's wall whilst you are there.

Need to do a Electrical Trainee Brickie course first. After all it's only Bricks and Mortar, how hard could it be?