Are the snap plugs right behind the ''s'' connection standard. The ones in the pictures look a little different.
1603799
Yes, they are but they were tough to extract. I had to struggle with one and had to squeeze with needle-nosed pliers, twist, turn and even use serrated knife to saw through to remove. Once removed it snapped in with no problem. Having fought with the first one, I learned a little better on removing the second one.
1603800
As far as I know they are - it's a little two-sided tab that goes into the framing of the recliner. I had to bust out the old ones on my couch in order to snap this one in, but it was perfect. Be careful which hole on the lever you put the "s" in - if it's the wrong one, it'll make the pull action much harder! I found that out the...hard way.
1603801
The original plug on our nutuzzi system looked somewhat different than the plug that came with the new release mechanism. The new plug fit into the orginal hole quite easily. NOTE: Attach the release handle and the S hook first before you attach plug because the replacement release mechanism that we received was a little bit long and to do so we had to remove the new plug which presented a huge challenge. Just make sure everything is lined up before you put the plug. Hope this is helpful.
1107164
No. These are the traditional style that have to be trimmed before inserting into connector.
623800
Mine connected securely, also in 3 pieces, all the same size. I would experiment with turning them upside down to see if you get a secure fit.
1399307
If you have the black wires attached to the gold screws and 2 are attached to the silver screws you are fine. the black and white wires from the power supply side need to be attached to the line side of the new outlet. (it should say this on the back of the new outlet) and the other 2 are to be attached to the Load side of the outlet. Remember that the black go to gold side and the white go to the silver side do not cross them.
1276018
Yes these are the push snap in! The photo is wrong, I contacted the about the issue and they said the photo does not need to be changed.
655078
I'm not sure. Most of the snap connectors appear to be standardized across brands, but I would call the company to confirm compatibility. The temptation to create proprietary connections is probably high among the various vendors of similar products, but customer satisfaction and ability to find compatible supplies is what sustains a customer base. I think that the latter would prevail in corporate thinking. Even so, I'd recommend a call to the company to verify.
1458420
if they are not pregap you will need to ...look on the forums for the proper gap for your plugs and ensure they are correct
1874462
No, this is the downstream one (after pre cat). It's also a pain in the ass to install, spend the exrtra and get the one with the pre-fit plug.
1895900
I don't have this plug here to test, but I see a picture on Google and I think it don't will fit
967437
No. The plug boots are under the coil packs. I personally would not replace the boots under the coils unless I was replacing the coil packs.
291097
In the kits that I have bought, the plugs were 'correctly' gapped at .040" ... A good habit to get into would be to always check what you receive, just to be on the safe side...Bob B.
207306
Both the photo on the product package and the diagram at the top right of the package show it angled to the right (if viewed while facing the wall). The one I received in mid-November is the opposite (angled to the left when looking at the wall) of what is shown on the product package. And the style of the plug itself also doesn't exactly match the photo shown on the package. Woods may have switched manufacturers but not updated their packaging.
1957082
I used standard snaps from my local hardware store. I am not sure of the size. The snaps got stuck in the tool sometimes. I put a couple of layers of duct tape in the receptacle end and that worked.
1492954
They take standard, I have mine connected to a TRENDnet TPES44 PoE Switch, and they work fine.
1076383
Mine snapped in pretty easily. I didn't use the adapters provided. Yours might be defected. I have just about every accessory and they are all very easy to install (husband not required)
50697
I just got a pair and they had F1 connectors. My F2 connectors still worked, and since the UPS will not be moving around I think it will work OK. Still not happy to have the wrong connectors.
1034674
Pay paricular attenention to the plug on small end , is it same shape as the one you need