How to Fix a Wire or Cord That Has Been Cut or Damaged | With Minimum Tools
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How to Fix a Wire or Cord That Has Been Cut or Damaged | With Minimum Tools
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In this inscrutable I will show you how to fix a wire or cord that has been cut or damaged, with minimum tools and very primary skills.
Make sure the cord is completely unplugged before working on it.
Triming Away Damaged Portion
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Cut the cord on both sides of the damaged portion using pliers.
Striping the Wire Ends and Twisting Them Together
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Strip the insulation off the cord and twist them together.
Wrap the Tape
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wrap the tape around the cord a few times to seal the wires.
Repair Is Complete!
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Throughly check for any exposed wires and the tape is tight around the wire.
Test the cord by plugging it into a functional outlet.
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