Flymo Lawnmower Cable Connector Lead Plug FLY022

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Remember, always make sure your lawnmower is unplugged and switched off before carrying out any work! To finish, secure the switch box in place by returning the four screws you removed earlier with your Torx head screwdriver. I have accidentally cut the power cable of my flymo lawnmower, near to the connector. Can I attached the severed cable to the flymo re-wireable connector, rather than have to get a new cable? By GEOTAMKAT - - 18 April 2009

Flymo Electric Cable Connector FLY022 - Mower Magic

This Mains Cable Connector is a high-quality replacement spare part manufactured by a Partscentre Approved Supplier. We needed a new battery for our Dyson V8 cordless hoover. I have used espares in the past for other appliance spares and found them to be competitively priced and reliable so this was the first option I chose when searching. Suitable for a range of Flymo products including Lawn Mowers, Trimmers, Hedge Trimmers, Garden Vacuums and more. I have the cable but it has a plug on one end AND THE FEMALE CONNECTOR ON THE OTHER END By SJGAT26 - TROON - 12 April 2009 Please note that this item is only for use with Flymo electric outdoor products with a 2 core detachable mains cableMower Magic Ltd, Magic House, Station Road, North Hykeham, Lincoln, United Kingdom. LN6 9AL. Tel: 01522 690005• NOTB2B Trade Hotline: 01522 283020 The plug on my flymo is damaged but I don't seem to be able to find a replacement part anywhere. My mains cable has the flymo connector (female) as shown in your photo. By Jeff22 - - 18 May 2009 Stay connected with this replacement Re-Wireable Connector for all your outdoor Flymooutdoor products that have detachable power cables - from garden vacuums to lawnmowers, trimmers and strimmers. With the switch box opened, you can see the switch inside. You can also see that the orange cable goes underneath the switch and splits into two smaller wires that connect to the side of the switch. To access these wires, loosen the two screws on top of the switch with your Phillips screwdriver.