will this cord be Ok with an electric Farberware open hearth broiler?
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yikes; I don't know! I did research on my retro mixer and dimensions of the plug before I bought it. Google the full 'formal' name of your appliance and include the word 'plug' and see what response you get. hope that helps! if you know the year it was made, that makes the searching a little easier
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It depends. Check to see if it will take a 2 prong cord or 3 prong cord. This cord is for 2 prong cords. I have model 134B and this cord fit fine.
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I am by no means an expert, but if your stove has a 20lb adapter, this should connect to it and allow the 1lb tank to connect to the other end. I use it to power my http://www.amazon.com/Weber-586002-393-Square-Inch-21700-BTU-Liquid-Propane/dp/B000WOVZ26
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Hi - We use this ext cord to plug in our 30-amp camp trailer to electricity. It's very heavy-duty. The cord is 3-prong accessible on both ends. Depending on the household appliance, you may need an adapter for the 3-prongs. It should work. For specific info regarding a generator, you may want to contact the Coleman Company. Hope this helps.
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This is aluminum and not ferromagnetic material as is required for induction. An interface disk could be used to make this poacher work on an induction burner.
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Dear Rusty, Look very closely at the input ports on the appliances you plan to fit with connection cable you are describing. Make sure they match/fit in size, shape and down to the number and location of pins and blades. If they fit just right, then it should work. Before you do this make sure the input ports you are using are the correct ones. Appliance owner's manuals are very helpful. Wishing you success. Linn
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Probably not. Most (if not all) microwaves use a standard 3-prong plug. But this cord has a different prong configuration with one prong at a right angle to the other. So it didn't work with my microwave nor the outlet I wanted to use. Perhaps thus is great for some very heavy appliances but you need to double check your appliance cord and outlets before purchasing and possibly wasting your time on this cord. Take a very close look at the product picture and you'll see what the prongs are like.
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I agree with Bee that you should check your current pot to see if you need a two prong cord (as this one is). However, in the Product Description (the fourth section up from where your question appears on the Amazon page), it indicates that it does fit a FCP280 pot but does not specify the FCP280A."The Farberware CO-PC3 2 Feet 6 inch Power Cord (Fits two prong units only.) fits models 134 138 142 FCP240 FCP280 FCP412"
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I don't know I have never tried. I strictly have used it outside on the grill when making the onions & shrimp for fajitas. This is a heavy cast iron pan. I would think you could use it anywhere. If an open flame does not hurt it I dont see how using it in the broiler would.
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Hello - Yes I believe it will. That is how this cord is with the 'blue for cool' and 'red for heat'. The one I ordered works great and am very happy with the product. We picked the cooler up at a garage sale dirt cheap and the cord was junk, so we ordered this and it was PERFECT! Hope this helped :)
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I have no idea. I have a normal electric stove. It works great on the electric stove top .The poacher is stainless if that helps.
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I bought the cord for a hot plate and it did not fit.I do not know the answer to yourquestion but if it fits i think it will be okay.
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Yes it should work. Anything That is magnetic usually works with induction burners.
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Worked on my Charbroil commercial series. Different model though. just compare size and connection type as I did. You should have a good idea if it would work
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This cord is way to heavy for your needs, Just buy a good lawn and garden cord,it will work fine for an electric lawn mower and is a lot lighter to drag around.Cheers,Dan
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Hi David, the plug you are asking me about has 1/2" between the conductors and it is only for the percolator. You need the cord with 1-1/16" between the conductors. I saw one on Amazon, but didn't know how to attach it to this answer for you. You will find it. It was medium weight and 6' long. There are also 3' long cords for the skillets and open hearth rotisserie.
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This cord is for use with 230 volts. You need a standard appliance cord for a refrigerator. No you can't use this one. Try the Stanley 31526 cord