How do I reset heating pad ?
1522261
the spot above the button glows red so push it up once and it resets for 2 more hours
1522262
Turn to off and then turn it back on. Sometimes you my have to unplug it for a couple of minutes.
1522263
I couldn't get it to work. It would turn on for a few seconds, then just blink, and there was no way to reset it or turn it off without unplugging it.....
1522264
I think you have to discount the plug from heating pad , or from wall. I'm using mine and it still don't get very hot, WARM at best. Try both of these, maybe it will work. Other than that I'd contact manufacturer. Goodluck!
185424
I have been through 4 of them too. All of a sudden a red light flashes on the controller and if you unplug it and then plug it back in it works for a while. This is the signal that the heating pad is starting to fail.
975805
Ours doesn't. Not at all. Our Sunbeam heating pads, however, had multiple power supply failures after a week or two. This Paraheat pad works well.BTW, you should avoid falling asleep on a heating pad that doesn't have an automatic off mode just to make sure you don't get scorched. Mark
2020682
Boil for 10 min. Let cool, Then click the little silver botton inside the heating pad. I should activate.
635023
I experimented on the heating time starting with a minute at a time. I found that heating the pad no longer than 4 minutes on high to be sufficient. Also do not heat the pad inside the blue cover.
921712
I also had this happen after months of use and thought I'd just used it to death. I came back to buy another one and tried this and it is working perfectly again! Just unplug everything. I let it sit for about 15 minutes (plugging it back in immediately did not work) and then plugged in the pad, and plugged the pad into the wall. No more blinking light, it turned right on and started heating up right away. Thanks for this tip! Hopefully it can help someone else, too!
1643597
I did have one blanket that after about 6 or 7 months of use a couple zones went out but the manufacturer sent me a new one and to date have had no problems. Plug the blanket into control unit make sure all three are secure then plug unit into wall outlet turn power on in the back of control unit press power button on the front of control unit adjust time and temperatures make sure to press the button beside the temperature and that there is a little red dot indicating that each zone is on then press start button on the front of the unit. Hope this works for you cause these sauna beds are assume! If not try contacting the seller or manufacturer. Also, always make sure to unplug the control unit from the wall outlet after use.
185417
I've only had my heating pad for 1-1/2 months but have used it extensively with no problem. I did look up on internet and they do have a 5-yr. limited warrantee which you should pursue as it would seem you're having valid issues.
664827
look to see if it has a reset button on it if not leave the battery out for 10 minutes or so to reset make surethe pads on the bottom are not stuck all i can think of ive had mine two years with no problems
2274329
I reset mine by chucking it in the trash. Bought a nice Panasonic toaster oven that's awesome.
737780
You can either use a flashlight or turn on the light. I have other heating pads that also do not have backlights. Please do not let that deter you from buying this product as it is inconsequential to it's performance.
481880
my controller blinks and the mattress pad will not heat that side of the bed, any suggestions
879432
Use a screwdriver or butter knife to pry up one side. Turn the pad over, it may be as good as new on the other side.
1119472
It's not really a heating pad, it's just a fuzzy cloth cover for a heating pad. Hope this helps.
1721628
Try the reset button on the back. These tablets are pretty terrible. All kinds of problems with ours. Good luck
813212
I think it doesn't have to be reset. But overall this heater never worked for me to maintain the temp. May be mine was defective.
2151627
Bend the coin until you hear or feel a snap...that activates the heat and it becomes cloudy and rigid. To reset you boil the pad and goes back to liquid. Reuse over again.