Small condencer on my 39P400 has two coloured wires red &blue which wire goes onto what pole ??

WIRE WITH COLOUR GREEN OR WITH SOMETIMES GREEN WITH YELLOW STRIPE IS THE EARTH WHICH HAS TO THE TOP ONE USUALLY MARKED WITH AN ANTENNA SIGN UPSIDE DOWN. BROWN COLOUR WIRE IS USUALLY LIVE WHICH IS MARKED IN PLUG AS (L) AND BLUE COLOUR WIRE IS NEUTRAL USUALLY MARKED IN PLUG AS (N).
IN CASE THE COLOUR DIFFERS OR ELSE THE PLEASE INFORM SO THAT WE CAN REGUIDE YOU.

hello, red is live blue is neutral and green and yellow is earth not sure where your living so there might be different colour wiring hope it helps

regards
shaun

ST01C is battery operated timer with red, blue, black & green wire.
Red wire is used when replacing 3-way switch (for ex: light switch at each end of hall)

Red wire is capped off when replacing single-pole switch.

If red and black wires are combined, lights will blink.

If red and blue wires are combined, timer reverses ON-OFF function (just like a 3-way switch reverses).

See wiring diagrams for ST01C
http://waterheatertimer.org/ST01C-program.html#ST01C

If I understand correctly, you are replacing a switch with the EJ500 timer.
You mention a 'plug'

The EJ500 has 3 wires: Black Red Blue.
If you are replacing a single-pole switch:
The switch has 2 wires, one of these wires is the Hot-from-breaker and the other wire goes to Load:
Timer-black connects to Hot-from-breaker.
Timer-blue connects to wire-going-to-Load.
Timer-red wire is capped off. Red is not used for single pole switch.
If you connect wires and your lights blink, then you put the red wire where the blues wire should go.
If you connect wires and lights do not operate, try reversing the blue and black wires.

I posted images of EJ500 wiring (the Intermatic EJ500 and ST01C have identical wiring
http://waterheatertimer.org/ST01C-program.html#ST01C

If you are replacing a 3-way switch, the wiring is more complicated.
The EJ500 can not replace a 3-way switch wire-for-wire.
Diagrams on link above show wiring for 3-way.
Add a comment if you need more help.

Hi Gary The hob connectors have colour coded plug ins. They are starting from right to left the red connector is for the front right plate, the white is for the back right plate, the blue is for the the back left plate and the black is for the front left plate. Now I am not sure of the config in your country but another way to look at this is that The red dot 2000 W (large plate) is connected to the black harness and the red dot 1500 W is connected to the blue harness. The std large plate 1500 W is connected to the white harness and the red harness is for the 1000W small plate. The wiring onto the actual plates should be accrording to the colour codes as follows: The harnesses are all 4 wires and are colour coded blue white ( wiring block 1) , yellow white(block 2), white ( wiring block 3) and the red white block 4. The actual plates are numbered from left to right as 1,2,4,3. But my wiring write up takes it as standard 1 to 4 so do mot worry about the numbers on the plates as some plates have no numbers. Hope this helps.

Hi I have a simpson eziloader 5kg Model: 39S500. I've just replaced the drum and put it all together but I have a spring that I'm not sure where abouts it goes can anyone help thank u

Blue wire goes to the earth for the coil and shorts the coil when you switch it off. Red wire goes to the fuel solenoid.

The timer is the "on" switch.
Things that can stop it starting.
Door switch- is the depresser pin contacting.
Broken main belt.

Faulty - motor- timer- door switch- belt switch ( if fitted) wireing.

The easiest way is to check the speakers themselves as manufacturers tend to change colors of speakers at a whim. Usualy though you will have 8 wires (4 front & 4 rear) paired in colours (white goes with white+black stripe(stripe is possative on speaker))etc.
Not knowing the cars electrics I can't be more specific.(I live in UK so don't know that much about U.S. cars)

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