How do you access the on/off button? Does the clear plastic cover screw off and on?
236057
Actually the top snaps off and on to give you access to the power switch. Pop it off, press the power button, then snap it back on.Be aware that you need to buy one with a long-enough power lead so as to be able to plug it into the wall directly. If you plug the PowerMyd into an extension cord, you void the warranty coverage for attached devices.Even with that, I do like the device overall. Looks good and works well.
236058
It just pops off and push the button to turn off or on. It really is a nice unit.
236059
The plastic cover over the on/off switch pops off. I have to get my fingernails under the rim and pull.
236060
re the plastic cover - it lifts off easily when you want to hit the on/off button. I still very much like this design, it is probably my favorite of all my power strips.
236061
Actually the top snaps off and on to give you access to the power switch. Pop it off, press the power button, then snap it back on. Be aware that you need to buy one with a long-enough power lead so as to be able to plug it into the wall directly. If you plug the PowerMyd into an extension cord, you void the warranty coverage for attached devices. Even with that, I do like the device overall. Looks good and works well.
236062
It just snaps on and off (more like a tupperware lid). It's there so you don't accidentally bump it and turn off all your power.
1592972
use the off button as normal. It will not affect the settings. I tried it on mine and it worked
327627
Yes, it has a cover that screws on. Just need a little phillips head screw driver and you're all set.
1824307
I removed the cover on mine years ago. It eventually broke after hundreds of open and closings. Besides it kept pinching my fingers when I closed it. All I had to do was tape the micro switch to the on position.
993081
I have a Snugg cover for my Kindle Fire. I'm not sure what you mean the on-off button is on the "bottom slant". My on-off button is on the top when holding vertically and on the left when horizontal. When placed in the cover (horizontal) there is an opening on the cover which allows you to turn on and off with out removing the cover. Its a nice cover, but my only complaint is that you need to open the cover (not remove) to attach the charging cable. I cut a small hole in the cover to allow attaching the charging cable without opening the cover. I complained previously to Amazon about this design. Hope this helps. I have a Snugg cover for my Kindle Fire. I'm not sure what you mean the on-off button is on the "bottom slant". My on-off button is on the top when holding vertically and on the left when horizontal. When placed in the cover (horizontal) there is an opening on the cover which allows you to turn on and off with out removing the cover. Its a nice cover, but my only complaint is that you need to open the cover (not remove) to attach the charging cable. I cut a small hole in the cover to allow attaching the charging cable without opening the cover. I complained previously to Amazon... » Read More I have a Snugg cover for my Kindle Fire. I'm not sure what you mean the on-off button is on the "bottom slant". My on-off button is on the top when holding vertically and on the left when horizontal. When placed in the cover (horizontal) there is an opening on the cover which allows you to turn on and off with out removing the cover. Its a nice cover, but my only complaint is that you need to open the cover (not remove) to attach the charging cable. I cut a small hole in the cover to allow attaching the charging cable without opening the cover. I complained previously to Amazon about this design. Hope this helps. « Show Less
1968168
There is an on/off button. It is the black bar above the LED light in the photograph. As an update to my original review, for installation in my kitchen I used the adhesive alone and have had some of the lights fall down. I would recommend using the provided screws for use in areas that are near stove, sink, moisture, etc. Hope this helps.
762347
take off battery cover on back, take out battery, dip switch is located behind battery
391910
There is no on/off button. It connects to the tub/shower faucet and once temperature of water is set, I pull the lever to get the water going through the shower head. Hope this helps.
2186575
I had to switch it my self. I just unscrewed one screw then cover comes off and then you flip the latch over and done.
849792
It toggles on and off. You do have to hold the battery cover on. Its poorly designed and pops open. Other than that it works well. You do not need to hold the button down to operate.
1750125
push down to remove cover and slide it off. Let me know if you still have trouble.
680288
The button is a "press on, press off" type function. However, if you press part way it will stay on only until it is released. I find it to be a very handy feature.
315540
At the opposite end from the silver on/off switch there is a tab sticking out...press down on the tab and the battery cover will open.
239660
No it doesn't have an on/off button but does have an on/off dial that you move to the off position.
1824305
No. Doesn't have any visable screws or snap fit. The cover turns it off/on which is pretty handy. As soon as it is open it is ready to use.
1589021
HelloThe little plastic cover just snaps onto the lighting unit. You will be able to just pull it off. You might have to use a butter knife or screw driver (unplug everything first!) to get in between the plastic cover and the unit itself. But there isnt any screws or fasteners holding it. Just plastic grooves that hold it in place.. like legos or models that kids build. Hope this helps
698876
You pry the cover off. A flat head screwdriver fits into a slot on the side(s) -- insert the tip and twist lightly - the cover pops off and then it snaps back into place when you're done.