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Quick question guys; Currently doing a few bits in my kitchen as its getting fully gutted apart from the electrics. Only question is I need a socket at low level behind a unit for a dishwasher and the only socket available to spur from already has a double socket for the kettle and fridge...

New terminals are: 1 hot water on 3 hot water off 4 heating on 6 heating off 2 and 5 being where my permanent links go from the L terminal. I think I should be able to work it out now, so the heating side doesn't need a connection in the off position? ---------- Post Auto-Merged at 07:21...

I thought it would be 1 4 and 6. Doesn't say on old backplate which is which. I'd assume from my first post that 1 is red (hot water N/O) 3 has nothing in it? (where hot water N/C is on diagram) 4 is yellow (heating N/O) 6 is blue (heating N/C)

It's a grasslin towerchron dp72. About 20 years old or more

That bottom diagram is the exact one I have. I understand linking L-2-5 but how do I establish which colour of the 3 core goes to 1 3 4 6?

Basically our old timeclock has gone faulty and I've sourced a set3e to replace it (it's a Y-plan). All I'm a bit unsure of is the connections, there's 2 twins and a 3 core coming into the timeclock. Old connections are: L - 2 reds from twins N - 2 blacks from twins 1 - Red from 3 core 2 -...