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Mending electrical cable on vacuum cleaner
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totalsolutions wrote: »You must use some knowledge and buy some good quality tools. Don't use tape it will fail and <kill> someone. Don't use a rubber plug/socket, it shows your poor skill level and you may put the live mains on the wrong end and <kill> someone.
Do the right thing here it is really simple and straight forward skill to learn to replace the lead, over the years you may have to do it a few times.
Get a new flex (with a molded plug).
my quote:
make sure the male part goes on the appliance side?
not rocket science is it?
ive had/got lots of garden tools wired like this. due to past repairs.
you can even buy them new like that.Get some gorm.0
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