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My Little Chief 9800 just started blowing the fuses on the circuits I plug it into. Do I need a new cord, element, or both?

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Sounds like the cord

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Any sporting goods store should be able to provide you with one. In Spokane Washington replacement parts can be found at White Elephant. I had to replace my element and found one there for around 14.00.

I got mine at Store 2 but am sure that #1 also has them. I have attached a link. In no way am I advertizing a particular store, rather I am giving you a link to someplace I know carries the replacement parts.

http://www.whiteelephantstores.com/

Addresses and phone numbers as well as contact info is listed in their website. Good luck.
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