I tried connecting green and blue it did nothing.
I would guess connect the middle to one of the outer ones, try one then the other.
Death or glory.
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Brown and blue are the thicker ones, connect them
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You should totally YouTube the fuck out of this shit 
Next in the series “Johnniebaby changes a stylus”…
Bloody hell, I ordered the switch at around 4-30 yesterday, it arrived at 3-00 today 
Why not go the whole hog and replace your hifi with NVA.
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When you say hi fi…
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Are you going to try it, I still think it is underrated?
I did email the manufacturer yesterday to clarify the correct switch but no reply.
Probably safer just to join (safely - not just a bit of chocy block) the two thicker wires and remember to have the bin in place.
If you do try it I suggest not leaving it on unattended and as you said tea is better for your sleep.
I try and fix all my stuff that breaks but sometimes it goes wrong and accept the risk.
I tried joining the thicker wires, the light stayed on.
I’m now confused, set fire to it.
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I’m going to fit It tomorrow, if you don’t hear from me again…
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These switches are cheap - just buy the 10A and fit it.
Now that said, I very much doubt a coffee machine is drawing 10A even with all the bells and whistles going. To stay on the safe(ish) side, pop a 5A fuse in the mains plug - if it blows (which I doubt), then wait for the 10A switch.
Or drink tea. Tea is nice. Coffee is mostly pretty rank TBH.
As recommended I fitted the switch, fitted a 5 amp plug and it works, even brews coffee
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Different makes of switch do affect the flavour profile & mouthfeel. We need to know which is best.
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It’s OK I’ve mounted it on a Mpingo wood plinth and switched out the mains lead for a Nordost an just to be sure I’ve fitted gold fuses. Sorted 
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