The three wires of the electric kettle base can be powered on only after they are connected. Generally, the colors of the three wires are green, red and yellow green respectively. Green is connected to the left, red is connected to the right, yellow and green is connected to the middle, or only two wires are connected to ensure that the red must be connected, and there can be no knot between the two wires.
The base of the electric kettle we often use has three wires. Many people don't know how to connect the three wires to power on. In fact, it is relatively simple. Such wires basically have certain rules. As long as they are installed correctly, they can be used normally.
First, the colors of the three wires are green, red and yellow green respectively. Generally, the green wire is connected on the left, the red wire is connected on the right, and the yellow green wire is connected in the middle, that is, connected to the ground wire. After connection, it is best to use a multimeter to connect the ground wire of the plug for confirmation, so as to avoid accidents caused by connection errors.
Another method is to connect only two wires, but the connection must be correct. The red wire must be connected. If the remaining wires are black and blue, connect the black wire. If it is black or yellow and green, connect the black wire, but note that the two wires cannot be knotted.