Where do you plug the cord into the train?
1552884
You don't plug the cord into the train. You must disconnect the battery under the seat and connect it to the charger, which is plugged in the wall.
1552885
You plug the charger cord from the wall to the battery under the seat of the train
1552886
If I recall, you have to take the seat off. Charging the battery was one complaint people made but It wasn't difficult and don't think you have to charge it everyday. My husband did it so I'd say it wasn't too difficult : ). Once the battery is charged, it gets put back in the train and then just runs when turned on - does not get plugged in to run - it runs off charged battery.
1552887
you have to remove the phillips screw securing the seat, raise the seat, unplug the train from the battery and plug the battery in. make sure you charge the recommended time the first charge, then at least 8 hours each one after.
1552888
You unscrew the seat & then detatch the battery from the motor cable and hook the battery to the plug for charging
1552889
You have to unscrew the seat and plug it into the battery located under the seat.
845261
It plugs in inside of the control box, right-hand side, that you installed onto the handlebars. It is a very poor setup as the cord gets in the way when peddling. That is the only negative issue I have with this machine.
1253950
there is a voltage converter you simply plug in. That part of the is wired.
541432
It is powered by the C-Pap. There should be a connection on the back of the C-Pap where you push and twist the cord to connect it.
1395360
There is a pull up plug on this item and you just plug it in. I carry it everywhere.
558966
The switch is located towards the bottom of the cord. About a foot from where it plugs into the switch.
1675248
there is a connector you hook to the cable inside and it has a plug on it. (cable not included. the plug connector is included)
745961
This is a fully electric train meaning it runs off a transformer plugged into the wall.
92389
It is on the side of the camera above the strap under the black plastic square piece. Lift up the black piece and plug in there.
349272
The cord is is attached to the side of the unit. You then plug it into a wall socket.
745960
Has a transformer that plugs into wall current and runs through track at lower voltage. Harmless current because current is reduced. I've had a Lionel train sonce 5 years old. 52 years ago.
2269256
The switch is on the left side. You could cut the plug off and hard wire the cord.
144673
It is located near the bottom of the cord about 18 inches from the plug in part
2190953
It's in the handle- you have to unscrew it at the top and then it plugs into the wall
1929164
You don't plug it in. But honestly this thing is a waste of money. It only works for like 3 hours.
1390695
For what is included in this set, you have to push the train by hand. After discovering this, I went out and bought a battery powered motorized train ($15). You can connect all the non-powered trains in a daisy chain as they have magnets at the front and rear of each carriage.
703358
It should be in the front on either side of the flywheel. You need to use the DC adapter.