K Kiwitussock Member Joined Jun 30, 2018 Messages 3 Jun 30, 2018 #1 I have a PROTOOL (model DRP 13.2 EQ) which has a damaged cord /lead. I found out how to detach the cord from the drill but cant figure out how to take the end of the the cord off to get to the terminals. Can anyone help? [attachimg=1][attachimg=2] Attachments IMG_0732.JPG 93 KB · Views: 464 IMG_0731.JPG 117.1 KB · Views: 471
I have a PROTOOL (model DRP 13.2 EQ) which has a damaged cord /lead. I found out how to detach the cord from the drill but cant figure out how to take the end of the the cord off to get to the terminals. Can anyone help? [attachimg=1][attachimg=2]
K Kiwitussock Member Joined Jun 30, 2018 Messages 3 Jun 30, 2018 #2 WHOW! Attaching the (poor quality) photos WORKED! ! ! Im using an old Apple computer running 10.6 & Firefox.
WHOW! Attaching the (poor quality) photos WORKED! ! ! Im using an old Apple computer running 10.6 & Firefox.
G grobkuschelig Member Joined Dec 27, 2016 Messages 783 Jul 1, 2018 #3 Since this is a Protool/Festool PlugIT cord, you are a little stuck. They are not designed to be opened. (As far as I know..) You can buy new ones from Festool in 3m & 5m. Other than that, I think you should be able to shorten it from the wall plug side and put a new wall plug on. Hope that helps.
Since this is a Protool/Festool PlugIT cord, you are a little stuck. They are not designed to be opened. (As far as I know..) You can buy new ones from Festool in 3m & 5m. Other than that, I think you should be able to shorten it from the wall plug side and put a new wall plug on. Hope that helps.
A aloysius Member Joined Nov 7, 2010 Messages 463 Jul 1, 2018 #4 Or buy a new cord. It's a Plug-It. That means they're disposable. And replaceable. They're designed to be that way.
Or buy a new cord. It's a Plug-It. That means they're disposable. And replaceable. They're designed to be that way.
