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lacey200ja
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 Posted: Tue Feb 19, 2019 9:53 pm Post subject: How to fix a plug on a vacuum cleaner |
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Hey all, thought I'd share this article about replacing a plug on a vacuum cleaner. I work at a business in Lynn and have used this many times. Since I'm new here, I wanted to contribute something potentially useful. We all have vacuum cleaners right?
| Quote: | | Vacuum cleaner plugs often fail due to the common practice of removing the plug from the wall outlet by pulling on the cord. Symptoms of a plug in need of replacement include intermittent power cutoff, sparks or tripped circuit breakers when you use the vacuum. Refresh your vacuum cleaner by replacing the plug yourself -- a simple task that most anyone can do. Requiring only a few simple tools, it can add new life to an old vacuum. |
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ScottElliff
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I suggest an easy tutorial by Garage and Garden instruction video. It's also a paper How to Replace an Electrical Plug on a Vacuum Cleaner by Ralph Brooks in his book Electronics Geeks. Hope it will be helpful for your future situation with electrical items.
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