I have a fused spur in my cupboard powering a socket(which is impossible too get too) which powers my washing machine, I actually have an extension cord in there so that i can power a tumble dryer also.

The problem is that the fuse has went on the extension lead an now I want too change the fused spur too a socket so that it is easier to access.

The back of the socket has 2 live and 2 neutral cables beside each other (red + blue which i know is the wrong combination of colours) with the 2 earth cables beside them....straight forward too switch them into a single socket plate?? yes i'd think so but the problem i have is that at the bottom of the fused spur there is a single blue core going into a terminal marked N.

Can i just disconnect it and put it into a piece of connector block and continue as planned on the changeover???

Any help is appreciated, hopefully its straightforward and im worrying for nothing!!  

thanks

Do you mean that you have three wires going into the neutral connection?  If so, do you have a consumer unit with some circuits on an RCD and some not?  And maybe different lighting circuits..some on the RCD and some not?

If the answer is Yes then I bet the extra neutral is to feed one of the lighting circuits ...but am also likely to be way off the mark so suggest you follow what Lec and the others say.

I guess all you have to do now is figure out how to get to the washing machine socket (that's been disconnected) so you can plug it into the new one?