You got that right! The hours I spent & the unnecessary cost of a new controller on something that was begging to be found LOL Thank you for stopping by. Stay well, Joe Z
I was out of town for long-weekend T-day. The question is, How did that connector com undone? I think I saw some frayed insulation in the bend of wires below the connector; at least two. If there are any, wrap them good with 3M electrical tape. 3M doesn't unwrap as easy as other brands. Maybe see about returning the part you don't need.
Welcome back, hope you had a great trip. As far as how the connector worked its way loose I am not sure. Maybe just the vibrations after all these years or my touching it on a previous repair. I had the part pass the return date, This "simple" repair had me going for awhile. I had to walk away from it a couple of times. I have to learn how to read and understand electrical schematics. Stay well, Joe Z
@@JOEZEP54 I'd like to suggest wrapping the connector and socket with a cable zip tie. The 18 lb, 0.81" x 4" long size should be thin enough to fit between the wires and thin enough to go behind and around the connector and socket. You may have have to connect two together for the length because 4" is the longest I've seen in this width, but it would be easy to cut and pull if you ever need to pull the plug again. Even if the socket's plug locking clip is good, it came undone, so this will prevent that. If you don't have any this size, you can buy packs of 100 at Lowe's, Home Depot or most hardware stores. I hope your Thanksgiving was great.
Thank you for watching and your question. It was not broken & I just plugged it back in. I do no know how it got loose. Could be years of vibration or maybe I did something to affect it on a previous repair. @modeman69 I have other videos on my channel that cover different subjects and new videos added weekly that may also be of help or interest. Your support is not required but always appreciated. If you are inclined to do so your Subscription, Likes, Comments and sharing this content would help me to reach other viewers that may also find this channel useful or entertaining. Stay safe, Joe Z
glad you finally got it Joe!
Thank you. It was such an easy fix that I overlooked.
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Sometimes it's hidden in plain sight. Thanks for sharing.
You got that right! The hours I spent & the unnecessary cost of a new controller on something that was begging to be found LOL
Thank you for stopping by.
Stay well, Joe Z
If you stick with it sometimes it pans out lol thanks joe👍
This took a lot of sticking with it LOL. If I only knew what I was doing 🙂
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3:38 It needs a glass or plexiglass lid so we can watch it like that more often.
Maybe a future project? Thank you for stopping by.
Say hi to Carol.
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I was out of town for long-weekend T-day. The question is, How did that connector com undone? I think I saw some frayed insulation in the bend of wires below the connector; at least two. If there are any, wrap them good with 3M electrical tape. 3M doesn't unwrap as easy as other brands. Maybe see about returning the part you don't need.
Welcome back, hope you had a great trip. As far as how the connector worked its way loose I am not sure. Maybe just the vibrations after all these years or my touching it on a previous repair. I had the part pass the return date, This "simple" repair had me going for awhile. I had to walk away from it a couple of times. I have to learn how to read and understand electrical schematics.
Stay well, Joe Z
@@JOEZEP54 I'd like to suggest wrapping the connector and socket with a cable zip tie. The 18 lb, 0.81" x 4" long size should be thin enough to fit between the wires and thin enough to go behind and around the connector and socket. You may have have to connect two together for the length because 4" is the longest I've seen in this width, but it would be easy to cut and pull if you ever need to pull the plug again.
Even if the socket's plug locking clip is good, it came undone, so this will prevent that. If you don't have any this size, you can buy packs of 100 at Lowe's, Home Depot or most hardware stores. I hope your Thanksgiving was great.
Hello, do you just plugged back in or you replaced it?….. was bracket broken?… how did it come loose?
Thank you for watching and your question.
It was not broken & I just plugged it back in. I do no know how it got loose. Could be years of vibration or maybe I did something to affect it on a previous repair.
@modeman69 I have other videos on my channel that cover different subjects and new videos added weekly that may also be of help or interest.
Your support is not required but always appreciated. If you are inclined to do so your Subscription, Likes, Comments and sharing this content would help me to reach other viewers that may also find this channel useful or entertaining.
Stay safe, Joe Z