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Dryer cord strain relief (again)
I can't fit the strain relief through the hole. It's one piece and the
side with the screws is bigger (longer) than the hole (as well as the side that goes inside the dryer.) Should I cut some part off first, or is there some bending required? Or is there a "monkey puzzle" method I can't figure out? TIA |
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