Electric Light for the Farm
Electric Light for the Farm
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It should not be left too long as although there are plenty of cord adjusting de- vices for sale they all look unsightly.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 60 WIRING HOUSES Having cut the cord to the right length take a socket apart as in Fig. 30. Some sockets require that screws be loosened before the shell can be removed, others of more modern design are so made that a pressure on the shell near the point where it is slipped in the cap will loosen it so that it readily comes apart.
A hard rubber socket bu...shing is screwed into the hole in the cap to prevent the insulation of the cord becoming abraded.
Having separated the socket into its three parts the cord may be untwisted for a few inches and the copper wires bared for about three-quarters of an inch on each part. The easiest way to do this is to lay the cord on the table and scrape off the cotton and rubber insulation. Then twist up the loose copper strands on both pieces so that they will not stray but lie neatly like a solid wire.
A knot is then made about an inch and a half from the end.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It should not be left too long as although there are plenty of cord adjusting de- vices for sale they all look unsightly.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 60 WIRING HOUSES Having cut the cord to the right length take a socket apart as in Fig. 30. Some sockets require that screws be loosened before the shell can be removed, others of more modern design are so made that a pressure on the shell near the point where it is slipped in the cap will loosen it so that it readily comes apart.
A hard rubber socket bu...shing is screwed into the hole in the cap to prevent the insulation of the cord becoming abraded.
Having separated the socket into its three parts the cord may be untwisted for a few inches and the copper wires bared for about three-quarters of an inch on each part. The easiest way to do this is to lay the cord on the table and scrape off the cotton and rubber insulation. Then twist up the loose copper strands on both pieces so that they will not stray but lie neatly like a solid wire.
A knot is then made about an inch and a half from the end.
What to read after Electric Light for the Farm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norman H Norman Hugh Schneider to read onlineMoreLess
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