Can the electrical cord be disconnected for the unit?
1516348
I'm sorry. Mine was a gift and I do not have access to it to answer your question.
919572
YES!!! There is no on/off switch so you MUST disconnect. I did not and the battery was dead on Thanksgiving.
2090954
No. The power cord is hardwired to the internal circuitry and is not removable.
306031
Yes. You can cut the cord and attach new plugs. Just make sure to get an outdoor rated plug. I did it but I'm not an electrician.
2278109
There is not an on off switch on mine. You can unplug the unit to turn it off.
1895912
Well, it's a good sturdy switch. I don't know about that kind of cord - they're usually fatter than normal, aren't they? It might work if you need a way to switch off a vacuum and this is your last hope. I don't know why you just can't pull the plug, but of course that's up to you. i think I'd try it if a regular appliance repair service had no answer for you. But if it's not actually strong enough to handle the required amount of electricity, what would happen - fire? I'd definitely find out about that before putting it on the vac cord!
1303274
This unit has a two prong electrical cord that must be plugged in during use.
2152112
Yes, the bottom of the unit is removable allowing you to remove the power cord. Per the manufacturers website you can hardwire the unit without voiding the warrantee.
1955873
Yes. You MUST unplug it BEFORE removing it from liquid. If you don't do this the unit will be damaged.
1872011
I literally unplug the cord connected to the unit and place it beneath the unit. Would love if someone has a better answer!
1678286
No, the cord is not detachable! It is a typical plugin cord one would find on most electric kitchen appliances!
878450
Yes, the cord can be able to be replaced with a longer cord. The cord is not attached to the unit when you receive it - you must string it and tie it off at the end. So I don't see a problem with installing a longer cord.
1529761
Good Morning,Thank you for contacting Hold N Storage!!The power cord could be taken out.Shall you have any further questions feel free to contact us!Have A Wonderful Weekend!
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YES. Just open the box, and remove the lower plate which houses the 1 - 4 or 6 lines. On the left hand side, is a about 1.5 inch square black cover. Remove the single small screw and inside are two metal clamps that hold the electrical cord. Remove all four screws, and undo the cord from the box. Now you are ready to bring in the hard wires through the opening at the bottom of the unit. You may need to take an Ex-Sto and cut the hold larger. The same can be do for the lines to the system.Hopefully, this helps. If you have any more problems or questions, please email me at saddlebrookepopups@q.com. YES. Just open the box, and remove the lower plate which houses the 1 - 4 or 6 lines. On the left hand side, is a about 1.5 inch square black cover. Remove the single small screw and inside are two metal clamps that hold the electrical cord. Remove all four screws, and undo the cord from the box. Now you are ready to bring in the hard wires through the opening at the bottom of the unit. You may need to take an Ex-Sto and cut the hold larger. The same can be do for the lines to the system.Hopefully, this helps. If you have any more problems or questions, please email me at... » Read More YES. Just open the box, and remove the lower plate which houses the 1 - 4 or 6 lines. On the left hand side, is a about 1.5 inch square black cover. Remove the single small screw and inside are two metal clamps that hold the electrical cord. Remove all four screws, and undo the cord from the box. Now you are ready to bring in the hard wires through the opening at the bottom of the unit. You may need to take an Ex-Sto and cut the hold larger. The same can be do for the lines to the system.Hopefully, this helps. If you have any more problems or questions, please email me at saddlebrookepopups@q.com. « Show Less
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Nope, unfortunately, you can't just plug it in and run off the cord alone. It has to sit there and charge first or else it'll only be on for a few seconds before dying again, which is a significant design flaw.
397135
the cord is attached to the charging unit, I don't think it is able to be detachable and therefore unable to lose unless you lose the entire unit
588955
I honestly don't know for sure, but the cord could probably be cut then hard wired. Just have an electrician tell you for sure and do it as well.