Power cord replacement w/pics
Things are looking a bit better after my original post about mice chewing my power cord - this is only a part of the damage: I was having nightmares about the entire 110v system looking like ...
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Not knowing how far back the main power cord is damaged, if it were me, I'd simply pull the cord up through the inside of the box past the last bad area. Then cut the cord, strip the wires, and then just re-attach in the metal junction box. Simple, but it will shorten your on-board cord. Then go out and simply purchase a ready made 30 or 50 foot RV extension cord with proper 30 or 50 amp plugs (depending upon which system you have.)
Don't know about the other wires for you lights, those will have to be checked one at a time. The good thing is though, they are all 12 volt DC. A bare wire is much safer than AC 120 volt, unless they touch each other and short out your power supply.
Just an idea, pull the cord up past the last bad part, cut, strip and reattach at the metal junction. Not a difficult fix at all.
Don't know about the other wires for you lights, those will have to be checked one at a time. The good thing is though, they are all 12 volt DC. A bare wire is much safer than AC 120 volt, unless they touch each other and short out your power supply.
Just an idea, pull the cord up past the last bad part, cut, strip and reattach at the metal junction. Not a difficult fix at all.
