Wire diagram for splitter

Well Hi Maria ! Let's get you fixed up.
I want to help you with your question, but I need more information. Maria, with my wireless headphones, I have 2 types:
a)Has 2 "RCA Type" connector plugs, you can identify them simply as one is red(My memory trick is R is 'RED & R for right side, and a white one, for the left side) do you see these plug type connectors that attach to the broadcasting unit that sends the signals to your wireless headphones, so they can go without wires?
b) Or...do you have a broadcasting unit that has 2 different types of plugs, 1 is still a red "RCA type", and the other is a different type, a "BLACK" Plug type ?(It is called a 3.5mm Plug)

If you have "type a)" 1 x Red RCA &
1 x White RCA, then all you need to do is to look at your HDTV manual, an find where the "AV OUT" plugs are, make sure it is the OUT, (Caution: It won't work if there is "NO" audio from some source hooked up to at least one the HDTV's in sources, it could be AV, or HDMI, whatever you chose to use.
Carefully move the HDTV, so you can safely get behind it and locate the AV OUT (Female type) plugs at the back, remember "R" is for RED PLUG & always "RIGHT" Side, and "WHITE" PLUG is for the "LEFT" Side. Hopefully the cords are long enough to get out from behind the HDTV, andto a place where their signal can reach the headphones. If not, I get very inexpensive RCA cables, & other things at "My local DOLLAR STORE, for about $3.00" And you should be set. Remember, Start your headphones with reset, and slowly search until your audio matched the video on the HDTV.

If you have the "type b)" you have 2 options. If you plug just the "RED RCA plug into the back of the HDTV, IMPORTANT** You will ONLY get (Remember "R" red for Right hand side) you only get Right Had Sound (REALLY, who wants that, with all the nice stuff you bought ??)
Soooo... That "BLACK 3.5mm Plug means you have "2" choices
a) Unlikely Choice- If there is a 3.5mm audio OUT Female Plug receiver that accepts the Black plug, then THAT's IT. The Black plug. is like most microphones, headphones, etc, IT HAS BOTH THE LEFT & THE RIGHT SIDE SOUND SIGNALS> Again, if it's not long enough, , go buy an inexpensive extension plug (Factory Direct Store sells a 25 foot extension cable ***FOR ONLY $6.99 ****-
- I love that place !! )
b) if like most HDTVs you have the same 2 RCA type AV out Female Plugs, you will need to buy what is called a
"3.5mm (Female)to RED & White RCA PLUG SPLITTER" -
and guess where you get them reaaly cheap ??
See above !!.
When you have your RCA to 3.5mm Splitter Cable (Hey it's late & I don't remember the right name, I think this is the one !!), plug The "R" for RED to the "Right" side AV RCA plug for AV OUT, & the "White" plug" to the "Left Side" AV out plug,& the 3.5mm Black Plug (female) will plug into the Cordless Headphones Broadcaster's (Male) 3.5mm Black Plug, move the Broadcaster out front so your Headphones can pick up the signal
LAST !!!
2 things
#1- Always try to be sure that you could draw an imaginary "LINE OF SIGHT" between the Broadcaster Unit, and where you will be wearing the headphones for the best quality of signal (You want to enjoy it now, right !)
#2- BE VERY VERY CAREFU, PATIENT, when you move the HDTV back or foorward. They are EXPENSIVE !! AND !!! IMPORTANT, !! They are a LOT HEAVIER THAN THEY LOOK< AND COULD REALLY HURT YOU,if they fall on you, or you will not feel so smart if after all this, your nice, expensive HDTV, is BROKEN, OK?
PLEASE BE CAREFUL FOLKS !!!

all wiring connected inside by the wire reel, like where the power comes into that area so you can reverse the polarity. is the machine powering up? Lights on front, fan running etc? wire moving through liner? Check your ground clamp wire, make sure the liner is making contact inside the gun tip. Check plug wiring on both the welder and the socket, makes sure they are both wired correctly as well as tightened down securely/ I've seen plugs that were new from factory but had 1 wire not connected to a post, cut too short and just left it.
also check that the outlet is wired the same as the plug on the machine. they need to have the 2 hot wires correct you'll see red, black, white & green. red & black are hot and need to go to the red and black from the wall.

M12S 2 Pin Waterproof LCDs Led Power Supply Connector Replacement Black

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get a 12 volt 5 watt power supply and cut the wires and connect red to the red or white stripe and black to the other,plug in to make sure it works if it doesnt,switch wires,then tape each connection with black tape

Since you have meter, check for this:

Red is mostly used for supply voltage; likely 5VDC.
Black is mostly ground.
Blue is often used for a switched supply line.

Good luck-

unless you know what you are doing, just buy another power supply
or, google "pc molex plug" and order a new on with pins, but you'll need a crimp tool for that job.
if you get it wrong, you WILL blow stuff up.

If you are encountering power problems with your printer, please go through the following checklist:

• Make sure the power cord is plugged in securely and directly to the power outlet. Power surge protectors can draw power away from the printer.
• Disconnect the power cord from the power outlet and the back of the printer and then reconnect it.
• Check the power supply box (if there is one) to see if it is warm or cold, as there could be a defective power supply issue.
• If there is access to a voltmeter, test the power supply to ensure that it registering the correct amount of voltage (most Lexmark printers have a 30Volt output).
• Make sure the correct power supply is connected to the printer.

Should the problem continue, please contact Lexmark Technical Support Center for further assistance.

DYSON DC-11 MOTOR REPLACEMENT


1. Remove dirt cylinders as normal
2. Using large flat screwdriver, remove airway splitter and hose

3. Undo 6 Torx screws from top and one at the back under tool holder

(Note that 2 front screws are shorter)
4. Make sure the screws are completely withdrawn

5. From the back, withdraw tool holder section

6. Unhook and withdraw hose holder section

7. Place large flat screwdriver behind the wheels and forcefully snap them off

8. Remove 2 more screws under each wheel

9. Cover now lifts off

10. Motor pod is now visible. Remove its 4 screws and lift its lid

11. Motor can now be lifted out. Disconnect its 2 wires

12. Remove the rubber base and transfer to the new motor

13. Connect wires, Red to Brown (Live) and Black to Blue (Neutral)

14. Make sure motor is correctly fits on its alignment studs in the pod and replace its cover and 4 screws

15. Replace top cover of machine, and the 4 screws under the wheels, but no other screws yet

16. Turn machine on its side and hammer each wheel back on - take care that no fingers are under wheels while doing this

17. Stretch and snap hose holder back into position

18. Slide tool holder forward into position

19. Replace the 6 screws into top section, and one into tool holder section

20. Replace filters, airway splitter and dirt cylinders, and the job is complete :D

the wires may be correct you need to make sure all the fuses are good they will be held in little rubber black cylinders on the engines they will be long glass fuses if any possitve touched a ground it would have blown a fuse so check them first then make sure when you push your choke it is working have someone stand by the motor to make sure i belive that is what the blue wire is to there may be a fuse by the battery as well the solid red is your power supply look at your starter solenoid and see what wire is your acc. wire as well but the blue wire should be a hot for something and i need to know what the wire colors are from the harness if there all the same but the blue

If you see the flyback. That has a large red wire resembling a sparkplug wire. That wire goes into the splitter. There will be 3 more red wires coming from the splitter going to the CRTs. Just take the one wire that goes from the flyback and place that in the glass jar. Now some models have the splitter built into the flyback if thats your vase scenario you will need to replace the flyback. No way to test that properly unless you have a ringer to test it with. let me know how you make out.

ok first the large red is battery connection, black large is ground find good source to ground, the 0.75 is most likely the power on for the amp you should hook it up to the power antenna wire on the radio. this will turn on the amp when the radio is turned on. the grey green and black are prob speaker hook ups input. the four wires are speaker outs, the red wire might be power for cd changer test it to see if it puts out power when amp is on.