If you have 2 wires, one is the hot wire the other is the switch leg. No neutral. The neutral is most likely in the light outlet box. Need to run 14/3 from light outlet to switch box. Abandon existing wire. Connect black to hot wire at light outlet box, white to neutral at light outlet box, red to light fixture. Ground to ground and all exposed metal parts. At switch black to dark screw (feeds switch & receptical) white to receptical lite colored screw, red (switch leg) to switch. Bare ground to box (if metal ) and ground screw.
SOURCE: i just puechased a ryobi
The RG-6900 Ryobi generator does not have (or need) a battery. It is a manual type with cord start. Voltages and specifications may differ slightly depending on which country the unit is intended for (110V vs 220V). The same applies to warranty and servicing agents.
Send your email address to eggie-at-scheffler-dot-co-dot-za and I will mail you the manual in pdf format (820kb). Substitute "at" and "dot" with the usual symbols to mail me.
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just puechased a ryobi rg 6900 generator and it does not hahe a battery
or operators manual. I need to know how to operate it and what size
battery to buy
SOURCE: I have a Ryobi RG6900 Generator,how do i connect it from the generator to the distribution board.
I use a COBRA. It is a lead with a plug at either end. Plug one end into the generator (output) and the other into any household plug outlet. (Set to the ON position)
Before doing so ensure that no outside power can enter through your DB board (switch the Mains Switch to the "off" position) Also switch off (at the DB board) any circuits that may cause a demand of more than 21 Amps (Stove, Geyser, Swimming Pool Pump etc)
Start the 6900 and wha-la you have power to all circuits not switched off at the DB Board.
I typically leave the light circuits, one of the plug circuits (to run the TV, Decoder etc) Security Circuit,and Garage Door opener switched on.
When mains power returns First stop & disconnect the 6900, remove the COBRA and then switch on the Mains and other circuits.
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