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| [* black] 1) Cut the end of the damaged wire with a pair of snips. | |
| [* black] CAUTION: Do not cut too far down the wire otherwise you will lose lead wire if you have to start over. | |
| - | [* black] 2) Use a pair of wire strippers to remove |
| + | [* black] 2) Use a pair of wire strippers to remove 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch of the wire casing. |
| [* black] 3) Complete this step until all damaged wires are repaired. |