Step 1 Extension Cord Technique



• Although cutting an extension cord cleanly through is not a common problem, the repair technique can be applied to any damaged area of a cord.
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Step 2

• Unfortunately the picture cropped out all of the text. The tool on the right is a crimper for both Insulated and Non-Insulated wire connection lugs. We will be using the Blue Lugs for #14 gauge wire. This cord is a 14/3 wire cord.
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Step 3
• The link below is to a Youtube video from my channel @Caddyman. The video is longer than what is allowed to be imbedded on IFixIt. The complete video is 10 minutes in length.
• https://youtu.be/1ZeGcByv_1s?si=hNjqka7i...
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