Arcade Repair Tips - Repairing Broken, Cut, Or Damaged Wires

Welcome to the Arcade Repair Tips Video Series! In this video, Tim Peterson shows you how to repair a broken, cut, or damaged wire using various items including electrical tape, wire nuts, butt connectors, and solder/heat shrink. For more information, please visit our website at www.arcaderepairtips.com and please watch for more videos in the Arcade Repair Tips Video Series! Thanks for watching!

[@hotpocketpizzapop]

"I like butt connectors and I cannot lie..." WINNING! Thanks for the awesome video! Subbed & Liked!

[@practicemakesdecent3732]

thx!

[@craigjeffers2363]

Thank you. I appreciate you sharing your expertise. I love your work. I’m here learning to fix the game to play the game.

[@moxxichannel5950]

I opted for method one...used 3M electricians tape though...may the Pinball Wizard have mercy on my soul!

[@Arcade_Jon]

For the solder splice you want to hold the heat over the solder until you see it melt into the wire. A U-shaped deflector on the end of the heat gun will spread the heat around the whole splice. Another tip is to hold the splice in place with paper tape. This holds the splice in place and protects the wire insulation from melting. Remove the tape after the repair.

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