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Jumper Wires Used, and NOT used, in Appliance Repair
Posted by Samurai Appliance Repair Man,
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General Appliance Repair Wisdom
25 January 2012
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A common and powerful electrical troubleshooting technique is to by-pass suspected bad components. This is done using what's called a jumper wire that is placed across the contacts of the component, typically a switch of some type. You can buy a bag of jumper wires at Radio Shack or just make your own.
With this in mind, I present you this illustrative and thought-provoking photo. Can you answer the question it asks?
Give up?
Okay, here's the answer:
Related: The Fine Art of Wire Terminal Crimping
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With this in mind, I present you this illustrative and thought-provoking photo. Can you answer the question it asks?
Give up?
Okay, here's the answer:
The first three are ones I use, the fourth one is used by someone that should NOT be any where near electrical work................... DO NOT be that person, use an insulated 'jumper'....... Okey Dokey ....
Related: The Fine Art of Wire Terminal Crimping
Source ==> http://appliantology...9800pw2-washer/
- KurtiusInterupptus likes this
Use number 4 if you really really like my avatar and want to experience it personally.
My favorite jumper is a set of meter leads, shortened a bit and connected together.