That is correct.
(unless of course, moving the wire causes the secondary motion of moving the connector)
But when the connector is tight in the socket and screwed, moving the wire definitely does nothing.
Advice on changing 9 pin connector on lighting fixure...
- Thread starter WetWilly
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That is correct.
(unless of course, moving the wire causes the secondary motion of moving the connector)
But when the connector is tight in the socket and screwed, moving the wire definitely does nothing.
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Does the cable-waggling test do anything different if you loosen the shell so that the cable isn't clamped?
I have not tried this yet, will do ASAP.
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