[Colin Day]

On a job today, I pre sprayed, agitated and set the hoses up..... Switched No's 1,2,3 motors on then flicked the rocker switch for the pump..... Nothing, not even a murmur

The light was illuminated and the circuit breaker hadn't popped so I was really starting to wonder what the snag was...... After a few moments of choice words and a lot of head scratching, I took the back off the machine. (Switching off at the mains of course!) After 10 seconds, I realised that the electrical connections had quite innocently, parted. After a quick nip with the pliers and a reattachment of the electrical connector..... We were back in action !!!!! What a relief

I was all set for emptying the machine and losing out on a days work...... Moral of the story, keep your tool kit handy!

[Jim_77]

Not something you expect on a nearly-new machine

Good job you're used to fiddling with machines

[clinton]

Might  have to keep an eye on mine colin

Just in case

[Paul Redden Countryfresh]

When I renew the power cord I tie a knot in it in case the cable grip gives way

[clinton]

Colin

Was it an easy job to get into the alltec mate

Just i might have a look at mine as think the vibration will loosen some conectors..

[Simon@arenaclean]

If any doubt can you not use a spot of loctite (sp) Same people who make super glue. Generally used for nuts/bolts but the bond can be easing broken. It may not be suitable or the right stuff if not there must be something similar.

Simon