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Maybe it will get smashed against the wall when somebody rearranges the furniture. Or maybe the kids will do it in by yanking it out of the wall by the cord. At any rate, when the time comes, youre the one who has to make the repair. And in some cases, repairing the damage can be almost as easy as doing the damage. Lightweight, paralcord leled the stuff that looks like two wires running side by side will take a clamp-o- n replacement plug you can install in about a minute. To do the job, snip the cord off square at the end. No wire conductor should stick out beyond the insulation. Slit the cord between the wires for a distance of inch. Then just slip the end of the cord into the opening in the plug as far as it will go and snap the plug's clamping level shut. That's it. CLAMP-Oplugs should only be used on lightweight cords. Usually lfCgauge is the heaviest they will handle. Wires too heavy for the plugs generally wont fit into them, or if they do fit, you wont be able to close the damping lever. If you find either of these two problems confronting you, you should move up to a heav ier type of 4861404 knot PATIO COVERS CAR PORTS AWNINGS shown ui the sketch. This knot forms a gob of wire that will prevent strain on the connections next time somebody yanks on the cord. Next, lead the wires around their prongs as shown in the sketch. (NOTE: With some plugs you can lead the wires directly to their screws without going around the prongs. In any case, the recesses molded into the plug will show you where to thread the wires). Wrap the bare copper conductors around their screws in a clockwise direction. Tighten the screws and insert the protective fiber cover that comes with the plug over Ihe connections. If the cord itself has been damaged, the repair will be a little more complicated. Youll have to cut the cord back past the damage. If the cord has an outer jacket, remove about three inches of it. Use a knife, but be careful not to cut the insulation around the conductors. SLIP THE cord into the back of the plug and tie the underwriters knot. Run the wires to their screws to see how much insulation oull need to remove from each wire. You want each wire insulated up to the point where it reaches its screw. Beyond that point, remove the insulation with your knife, but lx careful not to cut any of the conductor strands. Once the insulation has been stripped, proceed as above. If you are repairing a three-pronplug, be sure to buy a three pronger to replace it. In this case you'll have three wires to connect. Connect the black wire to the brass screw, the white wire to the silver screw and the green wire to the green screw. g v. 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