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update:
Here is a picture of some of the tape and corrosive material knocked off, just a better view of the issue.
I cut the bad connector off and stripped the wire, reinforcing it with electric tape.
I threaded the "fresh" wire through the tiny hole in the male spade and fanned the wiring...
Thanks Dave,
I don't have a solder gun, but about to make a trip to Lowe's. Is there any particular type of solder to buy, im not too familar with that stuff. Any thing else I need to pick up? I have the pliers already. Thanks again
UPDATE:
Ok guys, I took yall's advice and decided to give it a shot fixing this smoker. I went ahead and pulled off the back plate to the wires and discovered this piece broken in half...
Where should I go from here?
Thanks again!
Thanks for the the reply Dave. Still not sure what I'm looking at nor the problem. I'm assuming I'll need a replacement element. As for now, I have a really nice cold smoker :devil::devil:
Heres a bacon cheeseburger fattie I threw together last night with sauted onions and green bell peppers. I used 1 and 1/2 lbs ground chuck and sharp american cheese. After smoke, I crisped up the bacon a little more in a hot skillet.
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