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I am trying to add a service outlet to one of my pinball machines (it was missing) and want to make sure I solder the correct wires. My other pins have green, white, and black wires on the fuse side but this one does not. Can someone help me so I don't blow myself up? I know the green goes on the grounding tab in the middle. The other two am not entirely sure.
20190815_190314 (resized).jpgQuoted from razorsedge:Black always used to be Neutral here in Oz, with Active as Red. Obviously this was changed along with standards decades ago to avoid confusion, for both reasons of international uniformity as well as safety contingencies aroud undiagnosed colour blindness. Plenty of equipment still exists with this scheme though, of course. Just some trivia
*Brown/Blue/GreenYellow is now our standard.
I know my machine is a reimport as the coin door has three coin slots and the label shows the voltage as 220v. Does the color combo I have mean that it came from Australia, or is this standard for many countries? I have always wondered why the coin door is different. Why more slots?
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