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How Do I Check A Power Tool Cord For Faults? Are you curious about how to ensure your power tools are safe and functioning properly? In this detailed video, we'll guide you through the steps to check a power tool cord for faults. Proper inspection and testing of your tool's cord can help prevent electrical hazards, save you money, and keep your workspace safe. We’ll cover how to perform a thorough visual inspection for damage such as cracks, cuts, fraying, or exposed wires, especially near the plug and entry points. You'll learn how to use a multimeter to test for internal faults, continuity, and short circuits, along with tips for testing the grounding wire on three-prong plugs. Additionally, we’ll share best practices for inspecting cords before each use and maintaining your tools to avoid damage from heat, oil, or sharp objects. If you find any issues, it’s important to know when to replace the cord rather than attempting repairs. We’ll also discuss safety precautions and when to seek professional help if you’re unsure about any step. Regularly checking your power cords is a simple but essential part of tool maintenance that helps prevent electrical shocks, fires, and unexpected breakdowns. Join us to learn how to keep your tools in top shape and ensure a safe working environment.

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