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Old 01-03-2012, 09:26 AM   #16
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Mark -

You remind me that I have experienced the same problem at the Bargman. The pair of springy metal blades in each of the socket cavities gradually bend outward and separate, leaving a too-wide gap between them. Result - the connection fails. I simply slipped a screwdriver behind each springy blade, and bent it inward toward its mate, to close the gap. Simple, but it worked!

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