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From: Bob Lowe (no email)
Date: Mon Dec 01 2003 - 16:58:22 EST
Edward,
It is likely that the outlet you are plugging into is defective with prior
arcing damage. The arcing (due to inadequate contact) creates heat.
Continued use will only ruin other plugs. Get the outlet changed and keep
it from corroding with electrical contact cleaner and something like
Boeshield. This is a common problem.
Good luck,
Bob Lowe
>>>>I've a problem with my shore-power cords.
I've already gone through a couple, the first I thought was just old,
the second I returned to the store as "defective" (it only lasted about
6 months).
I've been at two different shore hook-ups now and the new one is
starting to exhibit the same damage.
The damage: the positive male end looks burnt around the edges where it
meets the rubber.
Any clues as to what's going on?
Edward<<<<
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