I traced down the problem with the grounds I was having last night… I had mis-identified the ground wire. Therefore there was no ground connection. Simple as that. When I connected the correct wire up, it worked. I wasted so much time on that mis-wiring it is not funny. Welcome to my (engineering) world. Right now I have ignored all the handshaking signals – maybe I should now get them working too. That is the ‘Right’ way to do things. <\/p>\n
Yesterdays expedition to The Warehouse and OfficeWorks went well. The Warehouse had an OK seat, but it was not great. Then I went to OfficeWorks next door and that was the right thing. There was a seat just inside the door that would have been fine, but then I kept looking. Within 30 seconds I found another set of chairs that were fantastic and on special. High back, well padded and fabric. All for only $99. Sold. That was TOO EASY!<\/p>\n
Oh, assembly. Manufacturers have learnt something. Provide extra screws. Not that I needed them, but they were there. The only thing I had a problem with was not realising I needed two washers under the chair for each bolt. Without the 2nd washer the bolt just went through the hole. I just wish all construction jobs were that easy!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I traced down the problem with the grounds I was having last night… I had mis-identified the ground wire. Therefore there was no ground connection. Simple as that. When I connected the correct wire up, it worked. I wasted so …<\/p>\n