> It nearly kills me that I can't find anyone here
> who will repair them when they go dead.
It's not really rocket science. Soldering is a little
more difficult than using a hot glue gun, but not much.
Look on the net for a tutorial. You want to heat the
connection, and have the connection melt the solder,
rather then the gun directly. I recommend a separate tub of
flux, rather than, or in addition to rosin core solder.
Flux the connection, burn of the flux with the gun,
then solder as I described.
Also, grub the plug with long nose pliers between the
heat and the plastic, or you may melt the connector.
I would cut six inches or so off of the bad end(s) of the
cable, to be sure that the break/short is long gone.
Received on Tue Jan 9 00:15:04 2007
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