When replacing line cords

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In Reply to: revitalizing old line cords... posted by gkargreen on January 2, 2015 at 16:14:32:

how do you folks deal with the chassis? Most replacement cords are somewhat thicker than the originals, and it's very difficult to remove the original "pinch" without damaging it. It seems sketchy to just leave the cord loose going through the hole, what do you folks do?

Dave

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Topic - revitalizing old line cords... - gkargreen 16:14:32 01/02/15 (7)

When replacing line cords - David Smith 07:29:56 01/04/15 (1)

those are Heycos.. - gkargreen 08:49:52 01/04/15 (0)

Yes... - Uncle Mike 16:46:44 01/02/15 (4)

Very good advise - Mossback 08:29:06 01/03/15 (3)

normally I would agree... - gkargreen 08:59:12 01/03/15 (2)

The three conductor can cause hum issues with some units - Michael Samra 13:44:29 01/03/15 (0)

RE: normally I would agree... - Palustris 10:26:10 01/03/15 (0)

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When replacing line cords - David Smith 07:29:56 01/04/15 (1)

those are Heycos.. - gkargreen 08:49:52 01/04/15 (0)

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