CONGRATULATIONS!!!. YOU are the first person to show that the BACK of the socket requires ANTICLOCKWISE connections. THANK YOU SO MUCH! Very many diagrams do not show that, which means you only have a 50 percent chance of getting it right. Again, thank you.
@@GicaPhp I got 2 mins in and agree with @Garth Richert that the clockwise/anticlockwise thing has never been mentioned! So putting the cables in must be anti-clockwise to any pics we're using! as for the tiny numbers on pins I've never been able to find any info on them? great video thanks :)
CONGRATULATIONS!!!. YOU are the first person to show that the BACK of the socket requires ANTICLOCKWISE connections. THANK YOU SO MUCH! Very many diagrams do not show that, which means you only have a 50 percent chance of getting it right.
Again, thank you.
Glad it was helpful! On most socket you will find very tiny numbers and letters with what pins are
@@GicaPhp I got 2 mins in and agree with @Garth Richert that the clockwise/anticlockwise thing has never been mentioned! So putting the cables in must be anti-clockwise to any pics we're using! as for the tiny numbers on pins I've never been able to find any info on them? great video thanks :)
@@festihead I am happy to hear it was useful :)
Nice clear video with helpful tips. Thank you sir!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for this.
My pleasure!
Hi done one of thes today but has stoped working all together could i have possibly blown the fuse with the wires that touched
yes, it is possible.
Is it possible to replace ith with a 13 pin connector?
Yes, but also you could by adaptors 7 to 13 and vice versa