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Old 24th Sep 2018, 1:15 am   #21
Refugee
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Default Re: Neutral screw loose again

I have found that those screw terminals with a leaf in them can be a pain if they are rewired.
The leaf can pull out when the wire is removed so that it has to be fixed before it can be rewired.
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Old 24th Sep 2018, 9:28 am   #22
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Default Re: Neutral screw loose again

I don't recall ever having seen full technical specs for a 13A plug.
Do the manufacturers usually specify a tightning torque for the terminal screws?
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Old 24th Sep 2018, 5:07 pm   #23
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I have found that those screw terminals with a leaf in them can be a pain if they are rewired.
The leaf can pull out when the wire is removed so that it has to be fixed before it can be rewired.
Hi.

Agreed, I've also experienced this but I'm sure a better design should overcome this.

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