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Changing a plug

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Fitting the plug
The cord is held in place by a clamp and screws or a plastic grip. Fit the cord into the plug so that all the sheathed flex is tightly gripped. Check you have the correct fuse for the appliance fitted and screw the top of the plug back on. Test the appliance.



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