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…signs of wear or damage. If necessary, use wire cutters to clip the ends of worn wires. Use a wire stripper to remove the recommended amount of insulation from the end of the wire. Bend the wires into shape with needlenose…

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…repairs you can get: Hand or power drill with assorted bits for drilling holes in wood, metal, or plastic Wire stripper for cutting and removing the outer wrapper (insulation) from around wires Retractable-blade utility knife for…

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…4 in. of the tip of wire into the corresponding…
…jaws of an electrical wire stripper tool. Close the tool…
…cut and removed from the wire. If not, repeat the…
…smaller gauge hole in the stripper tool.

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…carefully pull away the wires. Make sure the wire ends are clean and free from insulation. If needed, use a wire stripper to remove insulation from the last 1/4 inch of the wire. Attach each wire to the new receptacle…

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…screwdriver in the slot below the wire to release it. Use a continuity…
…terminal box. If necessary, use a wire stripper to remove insulation from the last…
…or pliers to bend the end of the wire in a semicircle so it can wrap around…

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…it does not appear that you have those. Get a wire stripper with a notch on it for #18 and some small wire nuts. IIRC they will be the blue ones. When you…
…and twist them together and then "screw on" the wire nut.

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