Does the cord tuck away somewhere?
867298
no Jimmy it does not...I wrap the cord snug around the lower end of the base and put a rubber band vertically on the grinder to enclose both the cord and the plug...snug as a bug ... does not slip out of place and I store it on enclosed shelf in the kitchen...no problem for me...still a fantastic grinder for the money imo...
867299
No, the cord is extended, but I simply wrap it around the outside of the unit and haven't had a problem. Good idea, though!
867300
Not as far as I can see - there's a gap and some holes at the bottom which I always thought *maybe* could come away and allow the user to shorten the chord... but you'd need a screwdriver at least.
867301
No, it does not. There is not enough room under the machine to tuck away the cord.
867302
No, it doesn't tuck away anywhere. I just use the twist tie and tie it and I keep mine in the box.
867303
No. it exits the lower back of the grinder - there is no storage area and no hooks to wrap around to hold it in place. The Krups site has a 360 zoom photo of the back of the grinder showing the cord at : http://webapps.easy2.com/cm2/flash/generic_index.asp?page_id=36137612
650721
In order for the cord to store in the clear case, it has to attach to the bottom of the unit. It IS a little awkward. The cord swivels left and right 45 degrees which is adequate but not great.
878759
It could probably go underneath or over top..then have magnets around the cord...never tried it so I'm just guessing
2070366
No it doesn't...that would have made it perfect, the cord is extraordinarily long, so I have it wrapped up with a twist tie to make it shorter......but it works great and it is quiet...the was the important thing for me...hope this helps you decide.
2145963
No, it cannot be completely tucked away but you can tied them up, or I often just let them flap and it didn't really bother me.
2136618
Not, it is not retractable. There are a couple of plastic holders on the back around which you can wrap the cord.
2216646
No. And another thing... i love it... but there is something irritating my workers hate should be fixed/adjusted in newer versions - after you are plugged in you can't get more cord out (without unplugging, walking back to bucket, and pulling out the extra cord you need). The idea (and work around) is to carry the bucket to the farthest point where you will need it. Then you are good. OR, when you get started just unroll all the cord till you are done. Then you are good too. And it is so easy to roll it back up!
1654599
Yes, I have two cords in use in my unit and the cover closes properly.Dave Berry
1670979
It's been my experience that the cord tends to "swivel" from the horizontal to vertical position. But I don't think that it really matters because it's performing it's function of keeping the cord in place in either position. I leave it there permanently. It's too much trouble to remove and re-insert the cord and I feel that doing so would put excessive wear on it. I hope that this addresses your question.
302239
The cord is detachable to make cleaning easier. It does not work without the cord.
1977496
No, the cord is on the bottom...an inconvenient place even to use when plugged in. I tried using the tablet as a stand with the plug on the edge and still would not stay up in the stand.
1172930
Unfortunately not, the plug is standard and requires room so the cord won't be pinched.
1263604
No, it has a compartment if you want to partially roll up the cord but no retractable feature.
1628481
It does come out the left as you look at it head on. Cord is about 4 feet long.
1810930
No it doesn't. I like the way the cord exits the iron's body though, and doesn't get in the way when using.
1949708
yes there is a couple of feet of cord that is designed to be out of the water and has a plug at the end
1397072
No. I have started to put the cord up over one shoulder and down the other shoulder and the let it trail under my arm out the back. That way I know it is off the ground at the machine so I won't run over it and I don't have to hold it in hand as my hands are busy directing the machine.