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Hi got a quick question well two questions 1st I have been presented with an old morphy Richards kettle with a detachable cord my problem it uses an non iec lead as the design pre dates the iec kettle lead as such I know I have to test the lead and kettle separately my problem is I need an adapter to convert the kettle socket to iec to test it photo provided to show the type I mean
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    Ah the old kettle connectors - they're not just simple plugs & sockets but form part of the overheat protection mechanism. If the kettle boils dry then a spring loaded plunger in the kettle is released and forcibly ejects the connector - so disconnecting the appliance.

      - Andy.
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    Ah the old kettle connectors - they're not just simple plugs & sockets but form part of the overheat protection mechanism. If the kettle boils dry then a spring loaded plunger in the kettle is released and forcibly ejects the connector - so disconnecting the appliance.

      - Andy.
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