Are the eggs wires (6 of them) are replaceable with longer ones? or they fixed?
1483233
Its an audio jack so if you but an audio extension you can just plug it into it
7024
Yes it is, we had the same problem. It just takes a pair of pliers or cutters to remove the longer links. Then you need to cut down the excess wire, but it is easy if you have any experience with wiring at all. The usual trim it to fit, then carefully cut back the plastic coating to expose the length of wire you will need to wire it to the ceiling mount.
720152
NO I agree with Fred buy the complete unit. In my case mine was old enough that they were not the same. Just write the color coded wire order before you remove them. Very easy to change.
1471932
No wires to splice. Unplug the stock ones and plug the new ones in... 7 min start to finish max.
1298912
The Romex is 6' long. Sorry, I do not recall if the ends had any sort of out of the ordinary terminals to facilitate swapping a longer length. However, as you are probably aware, you could always add cut the Romex and add a middle section making sure to use two code approved junction boxes and making sure the ground is continuous.
1191855
I only fix poached eggs-the timer is a bit long to buzz but the eggs are great.
897252
They aren't replacable. It looks like they are bound to the post in one attachment. No way to replace.
761367
Mine came in with wires broken on one of the leads. The package is sealed in such a way that it can be opened and resealed. Wasn't worth the effort to return it.
497051
Yes you will need to splice the wires. I would also suggest that you order extra flags.
656183
Yes, it is the same size and the wires are the same. I replaced mine and it fit right in.
285717
No. They only come with one female and male connector. If you want to lengthen them you have to purchase additional. I had to take mine apart and hard wire it.
455610
Yes you can replace it. I replaced mine with a 50 foot coiled cord and it works great.
1391071
Yes, I believe it is replaceable although we have not had to deal with that yet. The wire appears to be manufactured. We are very happy with this cheese slicer.
790698
I haven't taken it apart yet. They are most likely hardwired/soldered to the display unit. Unless it is a small dual conductor plug & socket internal. I will be doing the same though to lengthen the cords. But I can tell you from my experience, that you would most certainly be able to lengthen the cable either way. It seems to be a quality unit overall aside from the shorter cables. Either by splicing or by replacing the the wire entirely and resoldering to the circuit card & probe. If I had to guess, I'd say its a 18 gauge coaxial cable. To prevent any signal degradation though, resoldering a new cable would be best. If done properly though a splice would work just fine. You would have to match conductor material & splice material (I.e. good solder, proper methods with flux etc. , butt splice or lap splice made of similar materials etc.). If you have a digital multimeter just redo the splice until you have less or at least match the resistance that it had originally. Also when you alter the wire length, you have to keep in mind that voltage drops over long distances. So it can't be too long, since its a small battery. Hope I helped. Good luck :0)
331643
I purchased one rated for a large green egg. It is about 72 inches long. Mine has been in service for about one year and looks like new. Much better than the original.
359516
They are fixed, but if you have taller plants, the wire shelves could be removed.
2032774
I don't know about longer replacement cables, but I doubt there are ones since the screens use custom connectors. However you might be able to position the whole system on the back seat, since the only "fixed point" is the 12V cigarette lighter plug.