Where can I get a new cord. The cord is fraying

You will need to obtain a completely new power cord kit from the manufacturer. If you are not familiar with doing electrical repairs, you may want to have a technician do it. Insulation on the power cord is important for several reasons; especially a method to keep you safe from a fire, electrical burn, shock, etc.

Any electrical cord will do the trick provided it is capable of carrying 10-15 amps of current.

I assume you're referring to the USB cord. Certainly you can buy a new cord at just about any department, electronics, or office-supply store. I have multiple cords (and chargers) all over the house so I can use my Kindle in any room and keep it charged. Naturally, there's another cord by the computer.

First, I know nothing at all about ipods. However, I am a decent electronics guy. Obviously, one end of the power cord plugs into a wall outlet; the other connects to the station. How? Does the cord simply disappear inside the station, or is there some kind of connecting plug? Which end is frayed? If it's at the wall plug end, you could simply cut the wire (unplug it first !!!) above the fray and wire in a new standard wall plug. You can do the same on the station end if the wire runs directly into the unit AND if you can get in there to reconnect the wire. If, on the other hand, the wire is attached to the station via some sort of power plug (like a printer for example), you'd better leave that puppy alone and invest in a new docking station or new power cord. You'd also better stop using the unit unless you can fix it. Bare wires spell tripped breakers and danger of injury.

While you can try to fix the fraying charger cord with heatshrink tubing available at a local electronics store, the best option is to replace the charging cable, because once the cord frays, the integrity and quality of charge is negatively effected and could damage your iPod with prolonged use.

Where can i get a replacement cord belt for the air rower, its frayed and snapped?

You can find replacement cords for many counter top appliances at most appliance and building supply stores. Try Ace, Home Depot, Lowes. Take the cooker with you to make sure you are getting the correct cord.

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Is the cord frayed at one end? Is the connector at the end of the plug bent?  If any of these is true, just get a new cord, problem solved.=)

another option for you would be to use crimp on terminal connectors(**** connectors) you may purchase these from most hardware stores. Even using these I would still tape around the outside to ensure a good insulating surface.