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Old 05-17-2014, 11:38 AM
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somehow I suspected a sledge hammer would be involved!!
Not so far. After cleaning, cleaning and more cleaning I have been successful removing the excess oil and grease. However, until I get these cords remade, I won't know if I have ruined it or not. I still haven't quite figured out how to re-do the connections in the main power cord.
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Did you mark the wires when you pulled them?
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Old 05-17-2014, 02:57 PM
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Yes. I marked the lamp vs. motor and all. I didn't mark things like the right or left side of cord ends but those are interchangeable right?
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Old 05-17-2014, 06:59 PM
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Yes! We are up and running! I got the cords done and tested it out and it's looking good!

I am not sure why I keep getting these machines that have cords and terminals saturated in oil and grease but, I seem to have found a system that works and thank goodness the parts were salvageable. Now to shine her up real purdy and put some thread in the needle. Happy dance!
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Yes. I marked the lamp vs. motor and all. I didn't mark things like the right or left side of cord ends but those are interchangeable right?
Basically yes, if you're experiencing problems, then the problems are there. regardless.
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Be glad you have cords and wiring. The machines I got from the Amish guy have severed cords. They have a plug to the machine and a 1 inch tail. Some don't have mates on line as far as I can tell. The more rare the cord the more likely someone severed it... He may not have done it - they may have been that way when he got them who knows.
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