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Replacing Line Cords, Plugs & Wall Sockets- Vid's Guide

By vid1900

9 years ago


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    Post #4 This post describes what each terminal in a new plug is for. Posted by vid1900 (9 years ago)

    Post #6 This post is step two in replacing the plug on your old cord. Posted by vid1900 (9 years ago)


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    #39 9 years ago
    Quoted from vid1900:

    NEW POWER CORD FOR EM TYPE MACHINES

    Vid thanks for the post. When it comes to old EM games (non-pinball) that don't have metal legs, side-rails etc. Would you still recommend the new cord have a ground and to still ground the green wire to the transformer case? I have several of the old EM Chicago Coin games that I will be replacing the cords too and wondered if this was necessary as most of the electrical components are on a pull out wooden tray.

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