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Main wire on baseboard heater cut
The main black wire on one of my baseboard heaters is cut through. I have the end that slides on to the flat metal part, but the other end goes on to the main element, it looks like it is crimped on maybe with a specisl tool. How do I attached the wire to that end?
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