Will this work in old model flipper, without an on/off switch?
1312372
I can't say for sure, but mine is an old model and has the on/off switch, so it will probably work. It works for me.
1312373
Yes, it should. It only depends on the voltage not whether there is a switch.
1312374
you would have to ask Yankee Clipper, it worked in mine, but they were both new enough to have an on off switch
1312375
We have the model with the switch and it works great. I think as long as the plug,fits inside if the recharger unit it should recharge. Maybe you should check on the return policy if it does not fit.
610744
The one I recently got has the on/off + _ and wet hair button on the side. The only thing I can think of is it could be an older model or maybe its a newer model. (?) I also have the 2" ceremic plates. I know there's also a 1" plate straightner but I'm not familiar with its performance.
1705192
Yes. The On/Off switch is located on the lower area of the handle, has an auto shut-off when the water boils, or you can flip it off sooner if you wish. Also, the switch turns on an indicator light (top of handle) when it in on.
53696
I am not an expert so I don't know for sure but I have used it in my own freezer/keezer for 3 years now with no problems. I think it takes the place of the native switch.
1951653
It works for me. I think my old one is also from 1980's. I just gambled bec. the price is affordable. If I will have it repair, it will cost around $60.00 (minimum) and I am not sure whether it will work or not. You will just copy the "On & Off" pin. Good luck to you.
1087094
I have only used the Flipper to control a TV and a cable box. The Flipper website discusses the possibility of using the Flipper to control a DVD player, by using the "learning set up", so it "may" work, but I wouldn't bet on it. And in any case, I believe that the Flipper controls only two devices, so if you were able to get it to work with a DVD player, but you still needed it to control a TV and cable box, you would have a problem because you would have more than two devices.
2265426
You would need to buy a separate 12v dump valve. For the switch use a momentary toggle on/off/on
909630
No. It is designed to work with the TV and cable (or satellite) box. The reason it only handles these devices is to retain its simplicity. It's that simplicity which makes the Flipper so good for the elderly or those with memory problems. Handling more devices requires more buttons, more actions and a degree of recall lacking in a substantial degree of seniors.
621329
I haven't used my switch for a table saw but I too have an old Craftsman table saw. And have for years I've used a similar ON/OFF switch mounted just under the front of the table. So I think this should work as well.
1756849
I agree with the others, use the flipper part on back of knife, works like a charm.
2114300
If you can get a typical universal remote to work with your old TV the Flipper should also work. I sent my Flipper back, because I could not get it to turn on and off the TV and Dish Network box at the same time.
1084645
It depends on your model number. Mine was older and the bird store told me it would not work with the new power stick. E mail the Yankee Flipper people. They are very helpful.
2105490
Yes, that is the unit I have. The remote works perfectly. Just match the dip switch settings, and you are good to go.
1022805
My opener was made in 1990. If the dip switches are set properly it should work. There is a learn button on the motor unit. After the dip switches are set press the learn button on the main unit. Hold down the button on the remote. It worked for me.
1795200
If one can calibrate the Dip switches on theRemote & the Opener it should work.Try asking Genie Tech people (I did'nd have much help) they should answer this question.
134873
Yes, if the head boad is thick enough for the screws. The ON/OFF switch is on the box that has the goose neck and would be behind the head board. It might not be easy to reach.
826630
There is a small switch on the side of the device. You may need to use a small precision screwdriver or a paper clip to flip it to the 'off' position.