Not by the cord, but by the plug itself that is flush against the outlet. Don't stick anything metal down between the plug and the outlet slots otherwise you will get a very bad shock!
Unplug it and replace it.
Pulling by the cord will loosen the wiring inside the plug, which could cause a short. It could also strain the contacts in the socket, or bend the pins.
If you're referring to a plug like on the end of a cord for an electrical device, this would be Recepticle. Otherwise it is just UNPLUG
No appliances should be used with a frayed or damaged electrical cord.
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Unplug it and replace it.
Pulling by the cord will loosen the wiring inside the plug, which could cause a short. It could also strain the contacts in the socket, or bend the pins.
That was the wet extension cord giving you an electrical shock. Most exterior electrical outlets have a ground fault so you did not receive the full impact of the shock. You will be fine. Don't pick up plugged in electrical cords when they are wet, unplug them first.
If you're referring to a plug like on the end of a cord for an electrical device, this would be Recepticle. Otherwise it is just UNPLUG
unplug old cord...plug in new cord
Turning off an electrical fixture is a good way to save money, but unplugging it is better. Since you turned off the appliance, and not able to unplug the cord, still it will consume some electricity. So when you unplug it, you save more money!
Unplug the system before working on internal components. Do not rely on the power cord for an electrical ground.
No appliances should be used with a frayed or damaged electrical cord.
Unplug all electrical equipment
An electrical cord is provided for just that purpose and when plugged into an electrical outlet, the battery charging light will come on. After the unit is fully charged, the Battery Fully Charged light comes on and you can unplug from electrical outlet and use anywhere you need it.
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Electrical cord is also refered to as power cord, line cord, and main cable. Electrical cord is mainly used to connect the appliance to the main electricity supply via wall socket.