How does one retract this? The description states a button but where is the button located on the power plug?
214800
Yes, it's on the end of the cord. Push it twice and it retracts easily. I love this thing by the way. Pricey but works great for me and it's built solid. Jay
214801
Push and hold the center button on the power cord. Sometimes it takes several tries
214802
It's on the very end you press it once it kills power press it again and it retracts up. This is the best extension cord I have ever used so good I have 3 of them!!!
214803
Yes there is a button on the front of the plug. Best reel out there. Retracts smoothly. Unit is kind of large but you get used to it.
214804
The button is located on the bottom of the three way plug in. This product is awesome!
719458
You'll either need to untangle it, or order a replacement from Amazon. The power cord is not removable from the transformer plug. I actually ordered an extra one so I never had to worry about forgetting the cord when I packed my Chromebook. EDIT: I also regularly untwist my cords to prevent them from tangling up in themselves. That seems to lengthen the service time of them. Also note the one made by Pwr+ costs $7 less. It's ASIN is B005HEEF1Y. I've ordered other replacement transformers for Toshiba notebooks from Pwr+ and they have worked great.
1804765
No, the cord is not retractable; however, the power cord is very easy to wrap around the cord holder and extremely simple to deploy any desired length of cord. I prefer the manual method because cord retractors are infamously known to malfunction. The spring mechanism frequently malfunctions by either not retraction the full cord when desired or completely breaking so that you will still have to wrap the cord manually.
862506
Yes, the power button is on the right under the circular cap. The cap doesn't actually screw on, it stays closed by pushing cap over the raised threads. It actually stays pretty secure.
1737324
I think the DC cord is detachable, can't remember if it in the way of the switch though.
678883
There is a hole on the back of the unit, close to the bottom. Push one end of the power cord into it, and the other end with the plug, goes into the outlet.
663841
The male plug is located on the back of the charger and folds out for wall outlet insertion. The plug retracts manually for easier storage.
16858
You press the button and it electronically retracts via motor. There is no manual retraction. My company owns two. Great product.
526101
There is a "stopper" on the cord which leaves about 12 inches of cord plus the plug exposed. In all honesty, I seldom retract the cord. I figured it would be a part that wears out quickly, so I just coil the cord.
329078
I just push the cord into the opening that holds the plug. I also use the customer service # located in the instruction booklet,1866-273-8455,it was difficult to get thru but eventually my question was anserd.
1457648
I'm sorry, your question about a power button, has no reference to the item. If you are to the shell kit I purchased the Answer
630333
What are you describing as a "Release" button? I just use the power button, myself.
1783708
The top left button is the escape button. The top right is the eject (one of my two issues with this cover is that the top right shows as a power symbol).
1916896
While switched off the power switch protrudes around a third of an inch (eyeballed, not actually measured) and is spring loaded. To switch the unit on, you push the switch in until it engages at which point it only comes out around half as much or less than when it is off. Pressing it again will turn the unit off and allow the button to come back out around a third of an inch again. It has a nice feel to it, and the action is solid and fairly smooth.
1611378
Short answer is no. You could disconnect the power to it. I keep it hidden, but if the need arises, I can reach and hit the reconnect button.
377671
Plug is on one of the long sides of the table and comes from underneath. There is an off button though.
1020089
There are two screws on either side of the on/off switch. Unscrew them and a small battery drawer will come out.