Fix Damaged Extension Cord Plugs; Save $$$ by Repairing it Yourself

Fix a damaged or separated extension cord plug
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It is common for the cord to separate from the plug end of an extension cord. Don’t throw it out. You can repair it yourself so it is safe and save the cost of a new extension cord. In this video I walk you through the steps to repair the plug end of an extension cord.
0:00 Introduction
0:22 The problem
0:59 Save money
1:32 Replacement plug end
3:01 Preparation
3:58 Strip cable & wires
8:17 Connect wires to terminals
11:15 Connect plug parts and Clamp cable
12:52 Wrapup
The information provided in this video is for informational purposes only. Usage of any information in this video is done at your own risk and the host and producer accept no liability. You should consult the local building code and requirements in your area and abide by all regulations when taking on any project in your home. Consult a licensed professional if you feel uncomfortable with any of the information in this video.
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[@larrywalsh5173]

Thanks for a very good video. I'm returning the cheap bend wire type tomorrow and getting this style. It looks so much easier. A good wire stripper is essential too. Thanks again!

[@upgradeyourhomediy]

I'm glad you found the video helpful.

[@paullarouche4648]

Great video. I thing the fibrous material is to provide tensile strength to the cable and not for insulation.

[@upgradeyourhomediy]

Glad you enjoyed the video and Thanks for that information.