wiring kettle lead.

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Im trying to wire a kettle plug. Like this.

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Is this the correct wiring?

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Put the live wire in the hole for the live wire.

Put the neutral wire in the hole for the neutral wire.

Put the earth wire in the hole for the earth wire.

The end.
 
Put the live wire in the hole for the live wire.

Put the neutral wire in the hole for the neutral wire.

Put the earth wire in the hole for the earth wire.

The end.

I dont know from the colors which is which...

I'm guessing:

Brown is neutral on the right
Green/yellow is earth in the middle
Blue is live on the left
 
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We used to have Red for live and Black for neutral it was a much easier and more obvious system (worked for colour blind people two as black/grey is better than grey/grey), then the EU made us change them /spit

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The live brown tree grew out of the green (and yellow) earth into the neutral blue sky.

Of course it does beg the question why. I have 678,432,201 of those in a cupboard upstairs if you really need one XD
 
This is one of those things which shows up, my laziness at school.

It wasnt untill after my gcse's that I started to apply my self.

No doubt wiring up a plug was one of those lessons I wasnt listening... :o
 
Who, at the age of the OP according to profile, doesn't know how to wire a plug :o :(

Even if you didn't, why the hell would you not just Google it instead of admitting it on a forum and in OcUK GD of all places where people are duty bound to ridicule you for everything :p
 
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