My plug in's are leaking all over my kitchen floor, is this typical?
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Hello Christine,It sounds like you have something that is cracked or damaged. I would call Amazon and request a replacement. I hope this helps.Dwight
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I have never had that problem. After a while they get a little oily on the top but that's all.
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No it's not. I have about 5 in my house and have never had any of the leak .
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Whenever using ANY power supply, there is always gonna be some warmth/heat coming from the unit regardless of whats connected to it. This is perfectly normal. Now if its HOT to the touch, that is not good. Replace immediately. Hope this helps. Be safe ....Chris.
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Carefully pop off the lower front panel (it may be hard to do--carefully using a screw-driver will help). Then unscrew the plug in the lower rt hand corner. Have lots of towels spread out, as there will be a lot of water coming out once you do that.
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I'd have to agree with nazar. Something isn't plugged in all the way. Or improperly. Double check all your connections.
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check your cables, try to isolate the source by switching them out. i find a power conditioner works a lot better than a multi-plug. if you can't find it, i would consider return them for replacement.good luck
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I never unplug any of mine. They have been plugged in since I installed the unit.
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Not at all...you may try to place these speakers away from any others appliances to test and see is there any more hiss. If you still have the same problem check your cables and ground. Good luck !
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No, but this issue can happen if the plug isn't quite making the right contact with the socket. If giving it a jiggle or taking it out and putting it back in doesn't solve the problem, they might be defective.
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I have the same problem it concerns me that it may blow the circuit out! Don't know if its normal or not! My solution is to leave it plugged in and to try not to have to plug it in again.
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it may be a bad female connector but look at the male connector inlet tip for visible damage, it could be the source of your leak.
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That's NOT good. My system has never leaked. You should contact the manufacturer.
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Sounds like an issue with the outlet running warm. Normal use my plug is room temp.
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there should be a tab to break off to separate the outlets. youtube separating a duplex plug
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My plugs are normal working household plugs. They don't take high voltage well and this toastie tush has never thrown a breaker or caused any over load. I believe all my electrical plugs are 120
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Not specific enough to answer. Is the leak coming from the unit, or external to the unit. If from the unit, call Rinnai and get the names of authorized Rinnai installers who should be more familiar with Rinnai products.
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Yes, we have, but we live in a very old house. All of the outlets have a hard time handling certain things plugged in. It only happened once or twice in the many months we used it. Don't know about newer houses.
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I haven't had any problems with mine. Not sure on that one. Just glad they are cheap enough to replace if there is a problem. I would be more than willing to bet that it's not the plug. Maybe check with Amazon or try to contact the seller if possible. Wish I could be more help with this one.