Where is the resettable circuit breaker located? On the wall plug, the retractable body or the extension receptacles?
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Breaker reset is on the wall plug side. So if you have it hanging from ceiling. Difficult to reset w/o ladder.
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I just took a look at mine and what I would do is, carefully, pry it open with my pocket knife. I'm not sure what the two studs on either side of the power switch are but try and figure that out by peeking into the box once you have the knife inserted. Once you get it apart the circuit inside is gonna be hecka simple. You may need to do some saudering but if you can't figure it out you didn't lose anything. Also, make sure that the plugs for the little cable are free of debris so the contacts can seat properlly.
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How do I get the service manual or to identify where are the fuses as I leave output supply voltage is 120 VAC
2017116
I put mine in the bottom outlets with the light facing down (plastic part facing up). This frees up the top outlet, which is easier to access for things I need to plug and unplug.
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Most wall receptacles in homes (unless in a kitchen, bathroom or Dining Room) are 15 amp. It is fine to replace them with a 20-amp model such as this because the circuit is protected by a 15-amp circuit breaker (or fuse in older homes). The receptacle is able to withstand up to 20-amps of current but theoretically it would never get that high because the circuit breaker would trip at 15-amps. You wouldn't want to go vise versa and put a 15-amp receptacle on a 20-amp circuit but putting this 20-amp receptacle on a 15-amp circuit is safe.
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This is just a plug multiplier. While the faceplate is removed the outlet remains. Where the screw in the center of your faceplate holds the faceplate in place the outlet multiplier screws in place to hold is so it doesn't come out when you unplug something.
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I just looked and it is on the plug end. I used mine a bit different. I have 220 vac going into it with a 220 vac receptacle doe the out. I am feeding in 220 into the 120 plug on a converted extension cord. it works just fine and safely as nobody else gets to touch it.
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The breaker is in the plug. If you look at the plug on the Amazon listing and enlarge, you will see a push button on the plug assembly. I ceiling mount my units and have had to get my ladder out to reset the breaker.
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The upper lefthand corner is where the plug goes. Its the fuse box under the dash to the left of the brake pedal and up.
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Yes it does, but I find the explanation on the box and in the User's Manual to contradict each other. On the box, it says the On/Off switch doubles as a resettable circuit breaker. It says just move switch back to "ON" position to reset. However, in the Manual it says : As a circuit breaker, when it trips due to an overload condition, the ON/OFF Switch goes to the OFF position. Disconnect all connected equipment, and set the ON/OFF position to ON. Reconnect all devices to be protected one at a time. DO NOT reconnect the device that caused the switch to trip. I find that confusing. How are you supposed to know if one of the plugged devices caused it to turn off and if it does how do you determine which one it is? Am I just stupid? In another section it says that this device features an internal protection that will disconnect the surge protective component at the end of its useful life but will maintain power to the load - now unprotected. If this situation is undesirable for the application, follow the manufacturer's instructions for replacing the device. It does have a reset switch, but I am not sure it works after it is hit by a power surge like a lightning strike. Sorry about my ridiculously long answer, but I am somewhat confused by conflicting statements in literature. Good luck!
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Back panel, lower left corner. Mine has a big "Thermal Reset" tag to the right of the reset.
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It should be located under the driver side, above the gas and brake. It is a box that "diagnostic machines" connect to. I used to unplug it and plug it back in. Let me know if you have any other questions.
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Hi Christine.This Belkin Pivot-Plug Surge Protector model BP112230 doesn't have a built-in / resettable circuit breaker. The following models have built-in resettable circuit breaker: Belkin F7C007 Conserve Smart AV and Belkin F7C01008q Conserve Switch.Thanks.Belkin Supporthttp://www.belkin.com/us/support
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It's on a 220. Had electrician install plug on the wall right below the unit
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there is a flip up plug on the back, flip it up and stick it in the wall receptacle.
1886951
I'm not positive but this socket remembers is setting after power outage; don't recall ever having a power outage during it's use.As a test, what I would do is flip the circuit breaker, wait a minute and turn the breaker back on. We may both learn something.Sorry, that's the best I could do.
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the plug is on the top half. On the bottom half is a plastic "peg" which is designed to go into the third leg of a 3 prong socket. If your wall socket is single you could break off the peg. The peg does, however act as a balance for the item.