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For questions relating to powered consumer products that perform some value-added task within a home, including but not limited to hot water heaters, stoves/ovens, dishwashers, refrigerators, etc. For questions specifically relating to furnaces or air conditioners, see the "hvac" tag.
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How should I repair this damaged appliance cord?
Here are the concerns that I know of:
Risk of shock.
Risk of the copper deteriorating.
Narrowed conductor
Shock
There is always a risk of shock with exposed copper — especially if the exposed conduc …
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