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Old 24-10-2021, 10:35   #1
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Shore Power

How does one get a stuck cap off of the shore power inlet in the anchor locker?
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Re: Shore Power

it is likely corroded on. Replace it by unscrewing the entire fixture and taking the wires loose and installing a new one. There are things you can apply to the cap so it doesn't corrode shut.
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