why does it say it will not strip thhn wire?
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I love it works great and you don't get hurt doing it and can use it by your self good machine I endorse it .
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The stripper does not handle wire smaller than a pencil very well. The V shaped opening and cutting wheel are not precise enough to keep the small wire centered and the cutting wheel will "wander off" center. It will work, but you have to go very slowly, guiding the wire by hand into the opening. the cutter. Smaller wire can be stripped using a romax stripper, available from any hardware store.
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As I have been a union certified electrician for nearly twenty years, I highly advise you to cut the quick connect off and throw it away. Then strip the wires and splice them correctly using outdoor silicon filled wirenuts available at any hardware store. Mine have never failed. The failing point is usually the quick connects. Also, use outdoor, direct burial rated 14/2 copper wire. This wire is rated to be just under the groundcover or soil so it makes it very easy to use.
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I'm pretty sure it doesn't accept wire that thick. I had to reduce the wire to a thinner size.
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I think Mines says the Same thing. Did you try it R.Clancy? My wire is breaking where it plugs into the GPS. I'm using tape now but who knows how long it will last. Thanks.
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You need to push downward as you are pulling either the red or black wires off. If you push down while pulling off the wire it should come off without much force.
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The company says it should although I've tried it on a DVD player , a direct TV box , and an old gaming console and it won't let me I guess I get what I paid for wire for scrap metal
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No, if you watch one of the Utube videos, it shows that wrapping the wire around itself doesn't really work. I would watch the video if you are installing a new system.
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You have to cut the end of the strip and make the 4wire's to show. Some times the color of the wire's s are not the some as the wireless controller. You have to be careful when striping the wire. The wires are very small.
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I should work well for you application. It is the best wire stripper I have come across. I can't see how you would be disappointed with this tool.
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Yes, make sure your strip outlet does say not to plug into a GFCI. Some strip outlets are circuit breaker only protections while others protect equipment from power dips and surges. This type could cause interference possibly. Always read the instructions and WARNINGS.
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It is a matter of knowing which wires carry what information.You have a mismatch of the number of wires from RJ45 to RJ11.Do your due diligence and maybe you can 'make' it work for your project.
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Thank you for your inquiry. This machine strips 10 gauge wire to 0 gauge, which is 3mm to 9mm wire. It will "not" strip THHN wire, Coaxial Cable, 12 gauge wire, 14 gauge wire, or any wire thinner than 14 gauge. If you have any questions or concerns, please email us or call us at the number below. Thanks! Have a great day. Sincerely, Tom Cupilary Affordable Tool, LLC Customer Service Phone: 734-224-7758 Fax: 734-224-7208
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BEFORE AMMENDING WIRE...first check to see of the opposite end of the LED strip leads (then end not connected to power source) are touching each other (ie: exposed ends of the red and red/black wires touching) , if they are touching only half the strip lights up. If they are touching, pull them away from each other so there is clear seperation and the entire strip should light up. the positive and negative leads need to be insulated from eachother when making permanent connections otherwise you will run into this problem again.
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The wire runs side by side. I know this because when I strip the outer covering off the wire is not twisted.Don
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Very likely depends on which connection (VGA, HDMI, CoAx. The plug could be loose. I've had zero problems with mine, but doesn't mean it can't happen. Also could be the wire itself. Tty testing it on something else. MurryChristmas
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I see that GearGuy already answered this. I tried it on some speaker wire and it didn't work all that well. Maybe it would be ok for the stiff wire that goes to your wall sockets. I'm not sure. The rest of the tool is a keeper even without the wire stripper.
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I have never tried to do that. Just guessing, but i dont think, I could be wrong, it might not pick up the power line due to the size of the wire. I might have to try that.