2Pbfeet
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To the extent that you can follow the chewed end and get a wire number, that will tell you which wire it is, and then you can look at the schematic to find the two ends, and double check with a DVM that the frayed bit goes to where you think does.Here are the wires that I have no idea where they go.
Similarly on the contactor, you know which terminal the chewed wires are attached to, and you know which wire they aren't (the 10ga power wire), and again, if you check the schematic for, say, B1 on the contactor (K1) you can see that there is a second wire attached that goes to terminal 20 on switch S6. My schematic is a bit mangled, so I can't tell if it is 002E or 002F. I suspect 002E. The schematic gives you a couple of different ways of looking at things; one by the overall schematic, but also the wire numbers that connect particular pieces with notation on where they are to be connected. So you get several views of the same wire or connection. I am a complete NOOB, so I may have misunderstood your photos and / or the schematic.
Basically, until you unscrew a wire, you have several different ways to figure out what it is and where it goes.
Does that help?
All the best,
2Pbfeet