Where can I find a electric cord for the worx trivac wg502

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You will need to contact them direct for the part, or claim on the warranty Chris. The warranty is 3 years.

https://www.worx.com/en_CA/contact/

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Plugged hose?

This is electrical correct?. I would test the switch or see if a lead came off the switch

then don't... throw it away and start over

I would have to assume your vacuuming wet debris. This is not going to work. I believe they are designed for dried material only

Not sure your question. But yes it requires and extension cord.

I would just go to wal mart and get a new plug and put it on what is left of the wire shouldn't cost over $2.00 and a little time

I've tried this & still doesn't work. Any ideas as to why??

Your local appliance shop should be able to hook you up with a replacement cord. Slicing another cord onto the existing cord would nullify the UL listing for the appliance, void your homeowners policy, and would probably put you in line for a Darwin Award. In addition, beating a poor dumb animal with a power cord like the other guy suggested is just plain cruel.

You can cut the bad section of wire out of the cord, cut the insulation on the cord to get to the wires. Match your colors, strip the insulation from the individual wires and twist together. Wrap each wire with electrical tape (making sure no wire is exposed, can be a fire hazard), then wrap the cord with electrical tape. The cord will be a little shorter, but should work fine.