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Replacing Rupes power cord
I need to replace the cord on my 15, the rubber came off by the plug and the connection is poor. Can someone advise me on how to do this. What kind of cord do I need to buy and how to replace thanks
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Re: Replacing Rupes power cord
Is it frayed by the wall plug? Maybe just cut the cord and buy a plug at home depot. Connect the wires appropriately. I've done this with other tools and extension cords. Easier and cheaper than replacing.
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If the buffer has a build quality issue, I would contact Rupes and see if they would do anything for you. If it's something you did then it's on you.
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Re: Replacing Rupes power cord
1-800-TOOLREPAIR
3761 Highway 109 North Suite C
Lebanon, TN 37087
roger.becht@1800toolrepair.com
Tool Repair, Replacement Parts and Service | 1800ToolRepair.com
Or:
Cody Sutherland, Rupes USA, Inc.
Tel: 1-970-535-0100
Note:
RUPES USA bought out Cyclo Toolmakers and
may already be using Cyclo's Service Centers
for their products' repairs.
Bob
"Be wary of the man who urges an action in which he himself incurs no risk."
~Joaquin de Setanti
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Re: Replacing Rupes power cord
Really isn't to bad to replace. Hardest thing is soldering and reassembly.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-iPezRhvHVg
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Re: Replacing Rupes power cord
Thanks, ordered a new cord. So hopefully will get my 15 up
And running soon.
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Re: Replacing Rupes power cord
Thanks guys , got a new cord and replaced it. Everything works great now
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