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    Hello clive, yes I've soldered an earth wire to the 4th pin. The other end I soldered it on the while directly.

    EDIT: well actually, the other end does not want to stick to the shield...
    Last edited by eurikain; 28-01-2016 at 10:20 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by eurikain View Post
    Hello clive, yes I've soldered an earth wire to the 4th pin. The other end I soldered it on the while directly.

    EDIT: well actually, the other end does not want to stick to the shield...
    That's what I thought you had done you cannot solder to the case. If you re read what I said in the post you linked to. I said change one of the socket fixing bolts to a longer one and solder a ring type connector on the free end of the wire and put the ring over the bolt on the inside and secure it with a nut
    Last edited by Clive S; 28-01-2016 at 10:26 PM.
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    Ohhh yes that's right, sorry ! I'll do that :) Is it ok to put silicon on the bolts and wires to ensure sealing ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by eurikain View Post
    Ohhh yes that's right, sorry ! I'll do that :) Is it ok to put silicon on the bolts and wires to ensure sealing ?
    You don't need to do that BUT be careful with the water connection seals (O rings) are not damaged. I believe some put a little silicone on the O rings. Thinking about it when you have done it you could run water through the spindle and leave a screw out of the socket then you would know if it was leaking. Don't forget to put the screw back later.
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    This was how I did it. See post #26

    http://www.mycncuk.com/threads/7545-VFD-error/page2
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    Quote Originally Posted by routercnc View Post
    This was how I did it. See post #26

    http://www.mycncuk.com/threads/7545-VFD-error/page2
    Looks really nice, great job ! I ended up filling the inside with silicone, though know it was not necessary, but I'm just too worried about the sealing.. this way I'm sure it's all sealed properly. I made sure nothing was getting in the water circuit by putting some perfectly sized metal stems in it.

    Just letting it dry for the moment (24 hours recommended).

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    Quote Originally Posted by eurikain View Post
    Looks really nice, great job ! I ended up filling the inside with silicone, though know it was not necessary, but I'm just too worried about the sealing.. this way I'm sure it's all sealed properly. I made sure nothing was getting in the water circuit by putting some perfectly sized metal stems in it.

    Just letting it dry for the moment (24 hours recommended).
    What do you mean filling the inside up with silicone and what are the metal stems. There should be two O-rings to seal the water ways.
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