Electrcal fittings - working with them
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Electrcal fittings - working with them
I have a surface mounted combined light switch / 240v socket unit in light and dark grey which I am fairly sure is by Legrand. It is mounted the wrong side of a door and I want to move it. Quite happy with the electrics, but how do you access the interior of the unit.
British fittings have obvious screws on the outside, but this has nothing. The houseghold light switches are similarly devoid of external screws.
Have tried trawling the web for instructions, but so far no joy.
Any help , or 'light' on the subject (sorry about the pun) would be very much appreciated, before I do the wrong thing and break the top off.
British fittings have obvious screws on the outside, but this has nothing. The houseghold light switches are similarly devoid of external screws.
Have tried trawling the web for instructions, but so far no joy.
Any help , or 'light' on the subject (sorry about the pun) would be very much appreciated, before I do the wrong thing and break the top off.
John & Jane
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Personally, I would go to Leclerc at Polygon Nord (Perpignan) who deals mainly with Legrand electrical items, find on sale the type of light switch you have and examine the article to see how it is mounted onto or into the wall. From that you can deduce how to dismount it. If the same model is not (no longer) on sale, there is pretty sure to be a similar one with the system for mounting it.
Good luck!
Roger.
Good luck!
Roger.