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Hi All,

I've bought a replacement for a Drayton Tempest Three. The old back plate is slightly larger than the new on on the Drayton tempest 7.
Ive included some pictures below. The black plate is from the old tempest three which shows the wiring as it currently is. I've also included a picture of the new back plate.
Do I just rewire like for like or is there a different order?

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Should be a straight swap you can confirm this by looking on the back of the progs and see if there the same

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