Is the wire twisted together inside the sleave? or does the wire run side-by-side?
319262
The wire runs side by side. I know this because when I strip the outer covering off the wire is not twisted.Don
290721
Not as good as I would like it to. The wheel is set to the thickness of whatever wire insulation it is that you are currently stripping, NOT to the wire gauge. So when you tear out old wire to strip you run all of the #14 NM through, then reset slightly and run all of the #14 NM-B and THHN through, then slightly reset again and run all of the #14 MTW. The new wire that comes home is either NM-B or THHN and they strip on the same setting, adjusting only as the wire gauge changes. NM is old Romex, NM-B is new Romax and THHN or MTW is single strand taken from conduit. I have had mine set up to a variable speed drill and on slow stripped pieces over 30 feet so long as the wire was not mangled up. Not as good as I would like it to. The wheel is set to the thickness of whatever wire insulation it is that you are currently stripping, NOT to the wire gauge. So when you tear out old wire to strip you run all of the #14 NM through, then reset slightly and run all of the #14 NM-B and THHN through, then slightly reset again and run all of the #14 MTW. The new wire that comes home is either NM-B or THHN and they strip on the same setting, adjusting only as the wire gauge changes. NM is old Romex, NM-B is new Romax and THHN or MTW is single strand taken from conduit. I have had mine set up to... » Read More Not as good as I would like it to. The wheel is set to the thickness of whatever wire insulation it is that you are currently stripping, NOT to the wire gauge. So when you tear out old wire to strip you run all of the #14 NM through, then reset slightly and run all of the #14 NM-B and THHN through, then slightly reset again and run all of the #14 MTW. The new wire that comes home is either NM-B or THHN and they strip on the same setting, adjusting only as the wire gauge changes. NM is old Romex, NM-B is new Romax and THHN or MTW is single strand taken from conduit. I have had mine set up to a variable speed drill and on slow stripped pieces over 30 feet so long as the wire was not mangled up. « Show Less
247473
Let me clarify. They have 2 wires you plug into each other so the wire can be shortened.
831657
I didnt cut that wire off. I loosened the faring and unpluged the old one, then I pluged the new one in. I would say yes. I would just splice the new one to the old wire. Jerry
1295028
Strip the rubber off of about 1/2 inch of the wire.( both pieces, both ends) You have 2 wires, Identify if either wire has any markings (IE. .stripes or lines, in order to match them up) In any case twist the 2 single wires to the other single wires ( not all together but one to one) tape so that the two wires do not touch. You should be fine.
1429113
I bought this some time ago. I believe it was a softer wire, but I! not positive. I used it all tho.
465854
Sorry was interrupted reason is it's age and wire is very small & if wire wud break u cud b running in circles and another is it's old and brittle get rid of it b4 u have a problem later .
275110
Parallel. It's exactly what it looks like - a metal rod connecting all of the items wired to it. The current can come in any of the screws and exit through any of them.
2098500
THey are wired in parallel - there are cut marks about every foot - if you cut at this cut mark - you will not lose power to the rest of the strand.....
1947171
This is not normal. I have bought 6 of these and none have had wire protruding. I think it's a manufacturer's defect. They should replace it for you.
95424
This might be hard to explain.......but here goes. The wire is looped at both ends. First unscrew the handle and loosen the set screw that holds the handle in place. Then remove that end of the wire. With the wire slack, you will be able to pull out the whole handle section of the cheese slicer at the back. Thereby removing the other looped end of the wire. Just reverse these instructions for reinstallation of the wire. I hope this helps......Russ
1572786
the wires that you plug it in with are twisted and they make it topple. Just straighten them out or make them longer.
440894
Well your kind of lucky because I just realized both of mine are wired like that. I followed the wiring instructions and I seem to have the same problem. Something is backwards and coincidentally I was going to look into it today. I really thought I had it right the first time around. Oh well. If you find the answer let me know , I'll do the same. Autophotag@yahoo.com.
340512
Yes it is. I ran one wire from battery to pos bar on back of panel ( fuse side of switch ) separate circuits to other side of switch. Mast, cabin, instruments, running. I ran neg off battery to neg bar. Then just ran one wire from bar to neg bar on panel. Hope this helps
2017321
NOT exactly..the picture shows just the copper wire..there is actually another wire that runs along side it AND another one farther down. ALSO ours came with some sort of stabilizing gizmo (metal bracket) that seems to keep the heater more stable on the tank. Ummm...it makes it even more difficult for me (long fingernails etc) to change out the tanks. It's still fairly simple looking compared to two others we have purchased in the past 6 months (one was returned to store because we had it less than 2 months..thermocouple(?) went bad). Mine is definitely not as simple looking as what I was expecting. NOT exactly..the picture shows just the copper wire..there is actually another wire that runs along side it AND another one farther down. ALSO ours came with some sort of stabilizing gizmo (metal bracket) that seems to keep the heater more stable on the tank. Ummm...it makes it even more difficult for me (long fingernails etc) to change out the tanks. It's still fairly simple looking compared to two others we have purchased in the past 6 months (one was returned to store because we had it less than 2 months..thermocouple(?) went bad). Mine is definitely not as simple looking as what I was... » Read More NOT exactly..the picture shows just the copper wire..there is actually another wire that runs along side it AND another one farther down. ALSO ours came with some sort of stabilizing gizmo (metal bracket) that seems to keep the heater more stable on the tank. Ummm...it makes it even more difficult for me (long fingernails etc) to change out the tanks. It's still fairly simple looking compared to two others we have purchased in the past 6 months (one was returned to store because we had it less than 2 months..thermocouple(?) went bad). Mine is definitely not as simple looking as what I was expecting. « Show Less
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The wire should be put in the ground only about 1/2 an inch, not deep. Then the wire leaves the controller goes out and in the ground and loops your yard then back to the controller. you can twist the two wires together when they leave the controller and then they won't have until the separate. YOu should go to the PetSafe web site. Also call them if you have any questions. they have very good customer service.
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I am having the same issue. The cable seems to have a kink in it. I am going to splice the wire or cut it & then reconnect it with the two freshly cut ends. Don't know if the sale just the cable