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Originally Posted by pshrynk
Dreams: Go to the hardware store and get a replacement plug. Cut off the plug end and re-wire according to the directions on the package or on the internet if no instructions. Google replacement electrical plug. DO NOT: try to "fix" a defective plug!
Unless you really enjoy house fires and filing insurance claims with a checked box under "Bonehead Homeowner Stunts."  |
Thanks, pshrynk. I figure I'll have to do that. I looked at it again, and decided that it might just pull out again if I try to put it back in. So, I'll be putting a new plug on (with my dad's help
).
This year has been too expensive already with flooding, roof and gutter leak (and repair), wet drywall take down, and my eye accident. I think, I'll just be extra careful with this new repair project.
@Bilbo and Am Thank you both. It's just that I hate when things don't work and want to get them fixed right away. I hate waiting.