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Struggled with this yesterday & cocked up, would it still be ok to leave this & mark the appropriate terminals differently.
Load in the wrong terminals,it’s a 35mm Swa sub main, still got tails to connect into
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Struggled with this yesterday & cocked up, would it still be ok to leave this & mark the appropriate terminals differently.
Load in the wrong terminals,it’s a 35mm Swa sub main, still got tails to connect into
Do you mean you have load on the feed side, and feed on the load side?

If so, not really, the fuse would still be live and connected when "switched off " - the live feed is supposed to be isolated from the fuse by opening the switch.
 
Might just have to be solder/crimp and heat shrink and run them around the right of the switch. It looks ‘close’ Will it shove along to the left at all?

I’ve made a similar mistake once. (Assumed old switch and new were the same in my case)
 
Might just have to be solder/crimp and heat shrink and run them around the right of the switch. It looks ‘close’ Will it shove along to the left at all?

I’ve made a similar mistake once. (Assumed old switch and new were the same in my case)
Thanks for all replies will try & gain a bit by moving to the left off to another job now have a good one?
 
As a last resort maybe change the switch for one that has line in at the top, like this Lewden fused switch for example
I also thought that and I like the idea but you can't terminate into the side of those so it might not work for OP.
Also the load L connects top left, but it's probably long enough.
Are the earth terminals 32mm on these?
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It's hateful when things like that happen. It's the sinking feeling when you see it afterwards. We've all been there
Exactly! But for the grace of God go I...

Recently I realised I had punched out the top hole on a rotary isolator's case. Thankfully I found I could just remove the switch mechanism and turn it over. But it still annoys me one is in right and the other is almost the same but not quite :(
 

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