Einleitung
A common issue with electronic devices is a severed or damaged wire. Whether a dog chews through a wire, a child playing with scissors cuts a wire, or a large appliance slices through a wire, many have encountered this problem. This guide teaches how to remove a damaged plug and replace it with a new plug. The wiring in the lamp plug must be done correctly in order for the lamp to turn on after the repair is finished. This guide shows how to properly locate the "hot" and "neutral" connections.
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Locate the damaged portion of wire.
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Cut the damaged plug from the lamp cord one inch below the damaged area
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Separate the wire by gently pulling it apart.
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The wire with the raised ribbing on the coating is the neutral wire.
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The hot wire has a smooth coating.
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Strip the coating off the wire.
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Expose 3/4" of the copper wire.
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Twist the exposed copper wire so that there is no fraying.
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Loosen the screw and open the replacement plug.
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The silver screw is the neutral connection, and the brass screw is the hot connection.
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Wrap the neutral wire around the neutral screw. Tighten the screw to secure the wire.
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Wrap the hot wire around the brass screw. Tighten the screw to secure the wire.
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Thread the cord so the plug will completely close.
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Tighten the exterior screw to close the plug.
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If the lamp the does not work after replacing the plug, the issue may be located in the bulb housing or in the connections.
7 Kommentare
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A version for 3 prong (North American) would be great
https://www.noveltylights.com/coaxial-6-...
How would you repair a coaxial cord wire right where it enters the screw on part?
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