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Old 09-08-2010, 08:50 PM
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If the cord is in otherwise good condition, don't be concerned about it. It should "float" in it's mounting to help facilitate the installation of the back, and the alignment of all the back's screws while at the same time confirming the mating of the cord to the chassis.

Hopefully, you should have some spare (loose) cords for troubleshooting, otherwise known in the trade as "cheater cords".

If you do need one maybe Moyers or Mock Electronics for starters will have some NOS ones. I've got quite a stash of 'em so I really haven't given it much thought as to where to purchase them anymore...
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