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  1. 12-05-2017 #1
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    Glad you have it fixed up and running Wal. Have you put a grommet around the red/black wires out of the tin ? to stop chaffing.
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    Hi Clive, I didn't have any grommets to hand, so I've hot glued (around the holes) all wires going in/out... stops 'em moving about.

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