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Simplicity and Riccar Cord Restraining Strap

Simplicity and Riccar Cord Restraining Strap

Regular price $6.99 USD
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SKU:B332-0014

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Simplicity and Riccar Cord ...

$6.99

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Cord restraining strap for Simplicity and Riccar uprights, part B332-0014. The strap secures the power cord at the point it passes into the machine housing, so a hard yank pulls against the strap and housing rather than reaching the internal wiring connection directly.

Nobody notices strain relief until the day it lets go. When this strap breaks or disappears, every pull on the cord goes straight to the connection point instead, and an intermittent machine, a nicked conductor or a cord that slips partway out of the housing tends to follow before long.

  • Function: cord anchor and strain relief
  • Vendor part number: B332-0014
  • Fits: Simplicity and Riccar uprights

This part is cheap enough to swap out any time the cord or handle area is already open for other work, rather than waiting for the strap to fail and take a wiring connection down with it. Check the cord itself for nicks near the strap at the same time.