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∙ 11y agoThat is potentially dangerous and should never be done. See an electrician about this problem.
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∙ 11y agoFirst, before you do anything else... Find and verify the colours for Live, Neutral and Earth for both nation's standards. (Respectively Brown, Blue and Green/Yellow-striped in the UK). (I don't know the Australian colours.)Then remove the Australian plug - presumably there is an earth contact of come sort, trim the wires to the correct length and fit the UK plug.NOW VERIFY CORRECT CONNECTIONS BEFORE PLUGGING IT INTO THE MAINS!
No, it is not safe to plug both a telephone and an electricity cable into the same socket. Mixing different types of cables can lead to electrical hazards, short circuits, or damage to the devices connected. It is important to use sockets for their intended purposes to prevent any accidents or damage.
Gold is the metal that is the same color as its name.
No.
To assemble an extension wire, strip the insulation from the wire ends, twist the exposed wire strands together, and attach them securely to the corresponding terminals on the plug or socket. Make sure to match the colors of the wires for proper polarity and insulate the connections with electrical tape or wire nuts to ensure safety.
The Wires are of different lengths. the shorter cable will connect to the closest plug and the longer cable to the outer plug. technically since they both run off the same coil they will ignite at the same time.
The Droid comes with its own USB cable. It plugs into the same port on the phone as the charger.
They do not plug into a phone jack as the ethernet plug looks the same, but is larger. They should slip right in to the right connection spot and have a clip like thing that you push to remove them, just like a phone jack cable has.
if you mean the plug which you insert into an electrical socket, then you just pull it out. the same goes for the cable which is inserted into the camera
the power supply adapter plugs into the box that the antenna cable and the cable running to the back of the tv go. Basically everything went into or out of this black box. The RCA looking plug coming out of the bottom of the Atari also plugs into this box. Power goes from that cable to the Atari, and the video/audio signal comes out of the same cable.
Check the spark plug cables and spark plugs themselves. I had the same problem about 3 months ago, and it was a bad plug cable and a bad plug as well.
Yes. The DSi and the 3DS use the same charge cable. As well, the DSi charge cable can be used to power the 3DS' charging cradle too.
Yes, since they are the same cable. There are two kinds of PSP USB cable, as far as I know: One of them is just the PSP-PC conector. The other one has a battery "plug". They both work, but as far as I can concern, the advantage of the one with the battery plug is that it charges you PSP while it is connected to your PC. But maybe you are confusing the PSP-USB cable with the PSP-TV cable. The TV cable only works on the Slim version of the PSP.
It is a cable that goes into an electric plug on your wall on its one end and into the DVD recorder on the other end, and supplies power / electricity to the recorder device. The cable should be included with the recorder in the same package. If not, I would return the product or request the cable.
First, before you do anything else... Find and verify the colours for Live, Neutral and Earth for both nation's standards. (Respectively Brown, Blue and Green/Yellow-striped in the UK). (I don't know the Australian colours.)Then remove the Australian plug - presumably there is an earth contact of come sort, trim the wires to the correct length and fit the UK plug.NOW VERIFY CORRECT CONNECTIONS BEFORE PLUGGING IT INTO THE MAINS!
Plug it in and you should see a success dialog box. Click 'Yes' to activate print mode.
if you have laptop turn off the wireless or plug out the ethernet cable. or do the same on PC . to skip it you need to be offline