Re-Set a Junction Splice

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01. You have power at the end of the Lead-In Wire... 01D.png

02. .. but not at the tapewire 02D.png

03. Remove the Junction Splice 03D.png

04. The holes are oversized, ragged, and contact is unsure. 04D.png

05. Punch a hole in each tapewire conductor. 05D.png

06. The EL66 tool works best. 06D.png

07. Strip a piece of wire 3/4 for each pair of holes 07D.png

08. Folded and inserted. 08D.png

09. joining the Junction Splice hole and the new hole 09D.png

10. Press it flat 10D.png

11. the EL66 and a Small Holllow Eyelet 11D.png

12. Insert along-side the wire in the new hole 12D.png

13. One for each. 13D.png

14. The Junction Splice prongs are along-side the wires 14D.png

15. Insert and snug the screw 15D.png

16. Now there's power in the Tapewire. 16D.png