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Insulate with Outer Heat Shrink

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TIME TO GET A NEW ONE?...VACUUM CLEANER CORD REPAIR!

What happens here

After the individual splices have cooled, slide the larger 1/2-inch heat shrink tubing (that was previously placed on the cord) over the two completed connections, centering it over the repair area. Use a heat gun to evenly apply heat to this larger tubing until it shrinks tightly around both connections and the surrounding cord, creating a protective outer layer.

Goal: Provide additional insulation and strain relief for the repaired cord.

Tools and materials

  • Heat Gun — Shrinking the larger heat shrink tubing

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let that cool down for a sec so now that's all cooled down we'll just pour our sleeve over it and now we're gonna go ahead and hit it with the heat gun all right so there we go it's nice and shrink wrapped it's hooked up now that seal is good the only thing is i mean this size i think it didn't tighten as tight as it could have or should have and then it also i need a little bit longer piece like this is the size they had at the store of course i got the wrong size getting half inch i thought i was getting three eighths but it's okay i think i'm just gonna we're

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