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Carefully remove the outer insulation from the end of the plug w…

Carefully remove the outer insulation from the end of the plug wire.  Don't cut any more than necessary to get a good end on the insulation for the clamp to grab.  Also, don't nick the core conductor, which must extend ~3/8" past the insulation.  This is a little too much, but the insulation was torn.  Cut off the excess conductor before proceeding.
Carefully remove the outer insulation from the end of the plug wire. Don't cut any more than necessary to get a good end on the insulation for the clamp to grab. Also, don't nick the core conductor, which must extend ~3/8" past the insulation. This is a little too much, but the insulation was torn. Cut off the excess conductor before proceeding.Original file
Carefully remove the outer insulation from the end of the plug wire.  Don't cut any more than necessary to get a good end on the insulation for the clamp to grab.  Also, don't nick the core conductor, which must extend ~3/8" past the insulation.  This is a little too much, but the insulation was torn.  Cut off the excess conductor before proceeding.

Carefully remove the outer insulation from the end of the plug wire. Don't cut any more than necessary to get a good end on the insulation for the clamp to grab. Also, don't nick the core conductor, which must extend ~3/8" past the insulation. This is a little too much, but the insulation was torn. Cut off the excess conductor before proceeding.

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