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Signs include poor connectivity, visible damage, or the trimmer not starting. Inspect the connector for wear or corrosion.
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First, disconnect the spark plug for safety. Remove the damaged connector and attach the new one securely. Ensure all connections are tight before reassembling the trimmer.
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