Thank you - I will try changing the fuse.

Unless you're trying to kill your wife, I'd also get the cable replaced or properly repaired by someone who understands what they're doing.
 
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Hello. My wife cut through our lawnmower cable, re-connected the blue and brown wires, after which it worked fine for a few months. Then last weekend the tape came loose and I think the blue and brown wires have touched each other while it was plugged in. I've stripped back the wires and re-connected, but this time nothing happens - there seems to be no power going to the mower. I'm not sure whether I should buy a new cable and go to the trouble of fitting it as I have a suspicion that the electrics have been blown in some way by the wires touching.

Would my suspicion be a fair one and if so, would it be better to dump the mower or is it (easily?) salvageable?

Many thanks for your advice!

Plenty s*** already. A bit mower dumping shouldn't make much difference.
 
Hello. My wife cut through our lawnmower cable, re-connected the blue and brown wires, after which it worked fine for a few months. Then last weekend the tape came loose and I think the blue and brown wires have touched each other while it was plugged in. I've stripped back the wires and re-connected, but this time nothing happens - there seems to be no power going to the mower. I'm not sure whether I should buy a new cable and go to the trouble of fitting it as I have a suspicion that the electrics have been blown in some way by the wires touching.

Would my suspicion be a fair one and if so, would it be better to dump the mower or is it (easily?) salvageable?

Many thanks for your advice!
what the hell....
 
<<<< Originally Posted by cxgcxg Hello. My wife cut through our lawnmower cable, re-connected the blue and brown wires, after which it worked fine for a few months. Then last weekend the tape came loose and I think the blue and brown wires have touched each other while it was plugged in. I've stripped back the wires and re-connected, but this time nothing happens - there seems to be no power going to the mower. I'm not sure whether I should buy a new cable and go to the trouble of fitting it as I have a suspicion that the electrics have been blown in some way by the wires touching.

Would my suspicion be a fair one and if so, would it be better to dump the mower or is it (easily?) salvageable?

Many thanks for your advice! >>>>>>>>>>>>


I would keep the mower - it may have some scrap value - and dump the dozy wife who chopped through its cable.
 
<<<< Originally Posted by cxgcxg Hello. My wife cut through our lawnmower cable, re-connected the blue and brown wires, after which it worked fine for a few months. Then last weekend the tape came loose and I think the blue and brown wires have touched each other while it was plugged in. I've stripped back the wires and re-connected, but this time nothing happens - there seems to be no power going to the mower. I'm not sure whether I should buy a new cable and go to the trouble of fitting it as I have a suspicion that the electrics have been blown in some way by the wires touching.

Would my suspicion be a fair one and if so, would it be better to dump the mower or is it (easily?) salvageable?

Many thanks for your advice! >>>>>>>>>>>>


I would keep the mower - it may have some scrap value - and dump the dozy wife who chopped through its cable.
no....trade her in for a new model...
like a `part exchange` deal....
 

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