Is there a trick to getting the appliance's plug in to the unit?
1579262
I vaguely recall having issues with that, and believe I just pushed hard. ;)
1579263
The trick which I still haven't figured out is how to set the start and stop times. No manual was included and I don't use this product. Should have sent it back. There was another similar device that was more expensive that I should have ordered. It received positive reviews for ease in setting up.
1489770
We have always just used the ac adapter, but I think you can use a flat head screwdriver to open it up.
584925
Sorry not sure. Had someone install it. For some reason I don't think it's a plug in.
1090295
Check your circuit breaker. Also is it the only appliance plugged in at that outlet?
1533578
There are two different plug in's in the back of the unit - make sure that this is plugged into the correct one. I just plugged mine in and worked great.
382923
this unit has to be hard wired. no plug. i remove the old one and installed this one in it's place if you are handy, it is not a hard job. it really looks nice when it's installed.
1753007
Contact the manufacturer, but I doubt you can get one due to the low cost of the unit and the problem of installing it.
8110
Use your original cable to connect. The other plug is for charging the unit in the wall connector.
392541
We just plugged ours in, no problem. Getting it attached to the wall was the only work required.
2111359
Mine came with a long screw to replace the screw on the outlet cover so that this item can't get accidentally pulled out of the outlet. I'm sure you can just plug it in and use it if the screw is missing.
2258318
I would unplug the unit for a few minutes then plug it back in. If that doesn't work then try resetting the unit, here is the link for the instructions: http://www.uniden.com/content/ebiz/uniden/resources/ownersmanuals/D1680-4om.pdf
110719
Cord comes out just under the buttons. I call that the end. Toaster sets against my counter wall and I plug in along that wall. My old one plugged in that way too, but the cord was too short to reach the plugin. The Cuisinart has a longer cord and reaches the plugin. Hope that helps.
690976
I no longer have this model, but I believe you flip over the plug that attaches to the unit itself... there should be a red arrow for warming and a blue one for cooling.
2270418
No, I just unscrewed the old unit and screwed in the new one. I then plugged in the new unit and all worked well.
154299
you need to have access to 120v outlet; unit comes with transformer which plugs into 120v outlet and connects by small wire to the unit.
1484785
It should be in the menu setup program. You should be able to access it from the unit or the remote.
1872011
I literally unplug the cord connected to the unit and place it beneath the unit. Would love if someone has a better answer!