waffle iron wiring

Another heating appliance.

Or, go into an appliance repair shop and buy 2 feet (or whatever) of the stuff. How much could they charge you? :)

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Exactly. An appliance repair shop will sell you high temp wire meant for wiring in ovens, etc, at a reasonable cost per foot. I re-did a

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Sam Goldwasser wrote:

Sounds good - I hadn't thought about trying to buy just a bit. I had only thought about having to buy a roll. I'll check it out.

WT

Go to an Ace Hardware or the like and buy a new cord. Already made up and ready to wire in. The wire will be HPN. Bob AZ

Thanks, but the cord is fine - it's mainly the wiring that goes between the top and the bottom. Every time the lid is raised, that wire is flexed and the insulation is deteriorating.

WT

He may be talking about internal wiring. Go to an appliance repair shop and buy a couple feet.

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