Positive and negative sides to heater switch

[MsRose]

Hi all

After dismantling my smiths heater from my 1957 and going to put it back together, I’ve realised that I marked up the positive wire to the switch, but the switch itself doesn’t appear to have any indication of positive and negative.

Can anyone advise please?

https://photos.app.goo.gl/7V3DrY8jiFiKWcKd8

[svenedin]

It does not matter. The switch is just a break in the circuit. For instance, supply wire to switch, other side of switch to motor, then wire from other terminal of motor to earth.

[Bill_qaz]

Stephen is this information from The French Connection in view of your location

[svenedin]

Stephen is this information from The French Connection in view of your location

Yes! We are in the Loire Valley sans incident

[Bill_qaz]

Well done, all the work paid off

[MsRose]

It does not matter. The switch is just a break in the circuit. For instance, supply wire to switch, other side of switch to motor, then wire from other terminal of motor to earth.

Thank you

[svenedin]

Well done, all the work paid off

Cheers. Yes 750 km. No motorways. Unleaded 98 easily obtainable. Car did not like it though even with his favourite lead sippin liquor (Tetraboost). A small carb adjustment to the rich side and he ran very well indeed. Thanks for your tips!

Hot. 32 C and he didn’t vaporise fuel although others did. Maybe the Tetraboost or my rising fuel pipe and float heat shields.

Surrey to the Loire on £40 of petrol. Hilarious

Stephen or in France Etienne

[mobylette]

Does your accommodation have " French widows affording delightful prospects?" (Hoffnung)

[svenedin]

Does your accommodation have " French widows affording delightful prospects?" (Hoffnung)

Yes indeed. We have a cabin in the woods with a view of a lake.

[Mervin]

Did you miss the, no doubt intended, missing "n" Stephen?
You are even more lucky if there's a French widow in every room!

[mobylette]

"I give personal look to the interior wants of each guests. Here, you shall be well fed-up and agreeably drunk"

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