The gauge of the wire is listed with and above the color designation and on the wire's path. I don't know what page the faucet is on (I looked but often miss the item in plain view), but say on page 97.123 you have the Hall generator with a .5mm green wire between its ter.3 and Digifant ter. 8, a .5mm gray/green striped wire between its ter. 2 and Digifant ter. 18, and a .5mm brown/white striped wire between its ter. 1 and Digifant ter. 6. Clear as mud? -Dana- Malcolm Stebbins wrote: > > I searched the archives and found a lot of discussion on > wires, but my question is: when I look at a bentley wiring > diagram, where does it tell me the Gauge of the wire that > is on the diagram? Either in AWG or in mm.? I am not > an electrician, so please K-I-S-S (I'd appreciate it if you > could cite a page number). Is Bentley in AWG or in mm? > If it helps, I'm trying to rewire my westy sink faucet. > malcolm |
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