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Caution:
Always unplug or disconnect the power before working on electrical
parts.
Many
devices use slip-on electrical connectors, as shown below.
These connectors eliminate the need to solder a connection
each time a part is removed or replaced. However, these connectors
sometimes break off or become corroded and require replacement.
There
are two basic types of slip-on connectors, those that must
be soldered to the wire and those which can be crimped onto
the wire.
The crimp-on
connectors are faster and easier to install. They are a perfectly
good alternative to soldered connectors although they are
slightly more likely to come loose or make poor contact with
the wire.
Soldered
connectors have the best contact and rarely come loose. Soldering
contacts requires the use of a soldering iron and take more
time to install.
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