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BAY APPLIANCE SPARES AND REPAIRS
Premium ListingMossel Bay, Western Cape • Appliance Spares
Fax:
044 691 1922
044 691 1922
Phone:
044 691 1922
044 691 1922
Email:
bayappspares@yahoo.com
bayappspares@yahoo.com
Physical Address:
8 Field St, Mossel Bay, 6506
8 Field St, Mossel Bay, 6506
BERGEN'S APPLIANCE REPAIRS & SPARES
Wilgeheuwel, Roodepoort, Gauteng • Electrical Appliance Repairs
Phone:
011 675 3195
011 675 3195
Share Call Fax:
086 642 8445
086 642 8445
Cell:
082 557 4300
082 557 4300
BERGEN'S APPLIANCE REPAIRS & SPARES
Johannesburg, Gauteng • Electrical Appliance Repairs
Phone:
011 675 3195
011 675 3195
Share Call Fax:
086 642 8445
086 642 8445
Cell:
082 557 4300
082 557 4300
Physical Address:
Johannesburg, 2001
Johannesburg, 2001
FIXIT
Krugersdorp, Gauteng • Electrical Equipment Manufacturers
Fax:
011 665 1560
011 665 1560
Phone:
011 665 1560
011 665 1560
Email:
minnecd@absamail.co.za
minnecd@absamail.co.za
Physical Address:
65 Church St, Krugersdorp, 1739
65 Church St, Krugersdorp, 1739
IRS TRONICS CC
Westmead, Pinetown, Kwazulu-Natal • Electrical Appliance Repairs
Phone:
031 700 6305
031 700 6305
Share Call Fax:
086 691 8077
086 691 8077
Physical Address:
Unit9B Kyalami Ind Pk, 26 Kyalami Rd, Westmead, Pinetown, 3610
Unit9B Kyalami Ind Pk, 26 Kyalami Rd, Westmead, Pinetown, 3610
MOORREESBURG VERKOELING
Moorreesburg, Western Cape • Electrical Appliance Repairs
Fax:
022 433 3842
022 433 3842
Phone:
022 433 3842
022 433 3842
Email:
mrbverkoeling@gmail.com
mrbverkoeling@gmail.com
Physical Address:
29 Main St, Moorreesburg, 7310
29 Main St, Moorreesburg, 7310
O & S ELECTRICAL
Howick, Kwazulu-Natal • Electrical Contractors
Phone:
033 330 5404
033 330 5404
Email:
oands@telkomsa.net
oands@telkomsa.net
Physical Address:
84 Main St, Howick, 3290
84 Main St, Howick, 3290
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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:
