It would be OK but I'd still look for another cord end. Sew-Classic sells the entire cord set, but you might find one in better shape at your LSMG.
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I will be getting a complete cord the first week of January so this is temporary and only for right now.
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Looks like your plug is toast and need a new one. Did you check the inside part and made sure that there is no frayed or exposed wires? If it's me I will just fill that gap with epoxy (making sure that inside wirings are ok) and should be good to go.
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The plug has been rewired. That was when I found/caused the defect. The plug isn't screwed together for the picture.
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I have occasion to glue plastics and other materials dated right around the WWII era. I have discovered that a conversation with the person who is the adhesives expert at Home Depot or a really good hardware store is very helpful.
The two most difficult things I have found to stick together and stay stuck are Bakelite and hard rubber. If I can, I usually inset a pin and glue like crazy. The pin adds stability. Good luck, Bakelite is a beast. Pat |
Originally Posted by crocee
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Here are the pictures as promised. As you can see its just a small piece in a somewhat safe area. I won't be leaving it plugged in to the wall when not in use and will leave the machine connected to the cord.
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I shop the local swapmeet/fleamarket for old appliances with reusable plugs for this kind of job.
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Are there other appliances that take this plug? I thought it was sewing machine specific.
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