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Tatung TAC-6G Power Cord Replacement

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  1. Tatung TAC-6G Power Cord Replacement, Power Cord: paso 1, imagen 1 de 1
    • Lift the lid and bowl from the top of the device.

    • Be sure device is not plugged in before beginning replacement of power cord.

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    • Turn device upside-down so that the three legs point upwards.

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    • Remove the one 7mm Phillips Head #3 spanner screw from the side of the brass panel.

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    • Lift the brass plate from the device and set it aside.

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    • Remove the 7mm Phillips #3 brass screw that connects the white power cord wire and blue wire closest to the power cord.

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    • Remove the 10mm Phillips #3 brass screw above the heating element that connects the white power cord wire and the maroon wire.

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    • Using your hands, from the inside of the device, push the black plastic wire holder to release cords.

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    • Pull the power cord through the hole, isolating the power cord from the device.

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    • Thread the new power cord wires into the hole.

    • To ensure the power cord is compatible with the device, make sure that the replacement cord you are using has a proper insulating coating and uses a NEMA 1 plug. NEMA 1 plugs are the common type of plug that have two parallel "|" shaped metal beams.

Conclusión

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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Thanks! Ours wore out at the crimped part where the cable exits the rice cooker. After opening it up, we cut the cable ~6" from the loose end (not the plug end!), separated the two wire bundles, stripped part of the black plastic off (~1/5") slid the fiberglass sheaths over to the new bundles and attached w/o the circle metal ends by screwing it into the original place.

carole - Contestar

Where do you get this particular replacement power cord?

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