where can I purchase a replacement plug that plugs into the blanket? The wires have been chewed
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Perfect Fit Industries made it. Try 800-864-7618 or email custserv@pfisleep.com.
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Try customer service at 800-299-1378 or custserv@perfectfitindustries.com. Good luck.
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I don't know anything but replacement 12v cord. But I can tell you that the plug is different than most. I looked at other heated mugs and found one that matched that was only $10. Figuring a replacement would probably cost at least that much I bought the mug. That cord was much heavier duty than the one that can with the princess mug. But basically after having at least 3 of them I can tell you they are a crappy product and you should just cut you losses and worst until someone makes a more quality product.
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Recommend you contact manufacturer and see if the cord is available as a replacement.
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I would contact Panasonic direct web site for a replacement cord or call a repair facility like Shav tronics http://www.shavtronicsappliances.com/(480) 838-4306
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go to Dirt devil web site or just the plug. and or go to a store that sell the same kind get replacement plug.
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I bought a replacement at Radio Shack...just brought the old one in and found one with the same specs. They can help you find it, if needed. The only difference is the one they had was a white cord instead of black. But this didn't bother me as long as it still works!
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Try Radio Shack, Walmart or Best Buy, the replacement cord does not have to look like the original as long as the amperage and size are right.
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I'm not sure how to get the replacement cords but here is a video on how to change them. So they must be out there somewhere: http://vimeo.com/10752621
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The plug/pump are all integrated into the bed, it's not a separate component so I'm not sure if you can get a replacement. You can try calling the # on the owner's manual - 1 800 234 6839. Good luck.
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Sorry for late reply as forgot my password.I am away from home for a few days but when I get back will look. I just went into an electronic shop and showed them. They gave me the plug which only cost$20
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It's been a while. I seem to remember "attach bare ended wire to inside". The inside reminded me of a quality Bryant plug such as for repairing a large gauge extension cord. On mine, a strong stretchy rubber cup got pried off, to go over the cable first. Then on mine there were color-coded tapered holes so as to form as much of a seal as possible against properly stripped insulation if the technician does a good job. Again, as far as I remember.
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I had this problem. Took off the cover & had an exposed wire that was shorting out. Ran new wire to the heater. Working fine.
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Take the plug apart. You will find a fuse there. Replace it. If this doesn't work, the heater element is burned out, and you'll have to buy a new one. Typically these things last about 2 to 3 years. Good luck.
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well , I have not seen the inside of this item. a grounded plug from an electric shop , or home depot like stores should have it . if not get a certified electrician to replace the plug to play it safe.
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My elephant too. I contacted the company. They said if you have the reciept, to email them and they will send you an email response with shipping address, etc. and they will send a replacement part. You likely need an entirely new base/body of the elephant. You will need to clip the wire and send it in with the reciept (less than 1yr so it is under warranty). Or, if you don't want to do all that, they told me I could return it to the store to return or exchange it. I think a trip tp the store sounds best.
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mine came with plug attached. The wires you see in this picture have a plug stuck in to the unit. My old plug fit the new unit, so you just unplug and plug in new unit. If you want a new plug, you remove the wire nut off your old plug wires, attach the new plug bare wires (which you see in picture), twist together with the wire nuts, then plug new plug into unit. Pretty easy.
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Radio shack carries a replacement. Bring in your old power cord and mach up the plug end that goes into the mount. As long as its the same amperage/voltage you should be ok. This is how i replaced mine and havent had a prob with it yet.