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AUTO REPAIRS
Kuisebmond, Walvis Bay, Namibia • Electrical Appliance Repairs
Fax:
+264 64 205 159
+264 64 205 159
Phone:
+264 64 205 159
+264 64 205 159
Physical Address:
Eighth St East, Namibia, Namibia
Eighth St East, Namibia, Namibia
BESAWA
Southern Industrial, Windhoek, Namibia • Electrical Appliance Repairs
Phone:
+264 61 210 445
+264 61 210 445
Fax:
+264 61 210 437
+264 61 210 437
Physical Address:
Edison St, Namibia, Namibia
Edison St, Namibia, Namibia
ELECTRO MECHANICAL SERVICES
Industry, Swakopmund, Namibia • Electrical Appliance Repairs
Phone:
+264 64 462 439
+264 64 462 439
Fax:
+264 64 462 708
+264 64 462 708
Physical Address:
Hidipo Hamutenya Ave, Namibia, Namibia
Hidipo Hamutenya Ave, Namibia, Namibia
ELECTRO RAMA
Ausspannplatz, Windhoek, Namibia • Electrical Appliance Repairs
Fax:
+264 61 232 609
+264 61 232 609
Phone:
+264 61 232 609
+264 61 232 609
Physical Address:
Prinz Hubertus St, Namibia, Namibia
Prinz Hubertus St, Namibia, Namibia
GROOTFONTEIN ELECTRICAL & BUILDING
Grootfontein, Namibia • Electrical Appliance Repairs
Fax:
+264 67 242 676
+264 67 242 676
Phone:
+264 67 242 676
+264 67 242 676
Email:
otjebs@iway.na
otjebs@iway.na
Physical Address:
Hage Geingob Ave, Namibia, Namibia
Hage Geingob Ave, Namibia, Namibia
MEC'S REPAIRS
Olympia, Windhoek, Namibia • Electrical Appliance Repairs
Fax:
+264 61 227 761
+264 61 227 761
Phone:
+264 61 227 761
+264 61 227 761
Cell:
+264 11 247 020
+264 11 247 020
Email:
mechnig@namibnet.com
mechnig@namibnet.com
Physical Address:
Moses Tjitendero St, Namibia, Namibia
Moses Tjitendero St, Namibia, Namibia
STOP ELECTRIC CC
Kuisebmond, Walvis Bay, Namibia • Electrical Appliance Repairs
Fax:
+264 64 204 798
+264 64 204 798
Physical Address:
Twelfth St East, Namibia, Namibia
Twelfth St East, Namibia, Namibia
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How to change a plug
If an appliance isn’t working, you can replace worn plugs and cords. When replacing the cord on an appliance, it must be as heavy a gauge as the one you’re taking out, especially when an appliance heats up. These appliances must have cords that can resist fire; they have an Underwriters Laboratory (UL) fire rating. Appliance cords have reusable plastic outer insulators that hold the cord into the base. To remove the insulator, squeeze it on the inside with pliers until it pushes out of the hole. Take it off the wire and don’t throw it away. Now follow these steps:
