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Ok i got a Solder kit. Now do solder all together or each wire at a time?
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-iGraphic- wrote Ok i got a Solder kit. Now do solder all together or each wire at a time?

You can solder if you want, but simply twisting the ends together will do the trick. Contact is made either way.
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-iGraphic- wrote Ok i got a Solder kit. Now do solder all together or each wire at a time?

Soldering should do the trick, or even try Root's tip.
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but do i do each at a time? or all at 1 time? Its copper wires
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you can get someone to fix it but it costs a good 10-20 pounds
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-iGraphic- wrote but do i do each at a time? or all at 1 time? Its copper wires

There should be separate wires inside of the cable that you have to re-connect. If they're not color-coded, you'll have a hard time figuring out which is which.
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r00t wrote
-iGraphic- wrote but do i do each at a time? or all at 1 time? Its copper wires

There should be separate wires inside of the cable that you have to re-connect. If they're not color-coded, you'll have a hard time figuring out which is which.
I have pictures on the main post just click'em and its pics of the wire.
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You should use some good ol' duct tape
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Hollyoaks wrote Solder it back together and wrap it in electrical tape
ya do this it should work but after you do it make sure to not bend the cord anymore
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It is fixable but... well... I'm not very good
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