Where does cord plug in to the blanket? We have one that plugs in at the bottom and my wife can't reach the control without almost getting up.
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Mine plugs in on the colored side of the banket. There is a rectangle shaped outlet on the balnket.
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Ordered blanket as a gift. If I recal it came with an exceptionally long cord
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I suggest you unplug all connections and make certain that each control is on the proper side of the blanket and that no electric cords are between the mattress and box springs but loose under the bed. Replug and try the heating controls. If they do not start to heat, press the preheat button in the center and see if that helps. Usually that preheat button will get the blanket started if everything is plugged in properly and you have enough electricity to run electric blankets. Hope this helps!
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Try tucking it in a corner, if that doesn't work, use those 3m velcro strips to secure the base. I lodged the cord under a hutch foot, so it didn't move.
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There are two white molex plugs at the bottom of the bed, one on each side of the (king-sized) blanket. The cords run underneath the bed and (for ours) plug in to the blanket at the foot of the bed about where the mattress meets the box spring (where the foot of the blanket hangs down). The foot-board of our bed hides the cords from view; otherwise I'm not sure how you would keep from seeing the cords. During the summer months, we just unplug the blanket from the bottom of the bed and remove it, but we leave the cords hidden under the bed so we can easily reattach the blanket anytime we need it. There are two white molex plugs at the bottom of the bed, one on each side of the (king-sized) blanket. The cords run underneath the bed and (for ours) plug in to the blanket at the foot of the bed about where the mattress meets the box spring (where the foot of the blanket hangs down). The foot-board of our bed hides the cords from view; otherwise I'm not sure how you would keep from seeing the cords. During the summer months, we just unplug the blanket from the bottom of the bed and remove it, but we leave the cords hidden under the bed so we can easily reattach the blanket anytime we... » Read More There are two white molex plugs at the bottom of the bed, one on each side of the (king-sized) blanket. The cords run underneath the bed and (for ours) plug in to the blanket at the foot of the bed about where the mattress meets the box spring (where the foot of the blanket hangs down). The foot-board of our bed hides the cords from view; otherwise I'm not sure how you would keep from seeing the cords. During the summer months, we just unplug the blanket from the bottom of the bed and remove it, but we leave the cords hidden under the bed so we can easily reattach the blanket anytime we need it. « Show Less
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HI, its on the cord at the bottom of lamp, can maybe sit on base of lamp, not quite in the right spot to hit with your foot unless it is in a completely clear area. I have it next to my couch and wall and is difficult to reach at times. Other than that, lamp is fine
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You are correct. The cord is a hassle. We have relegated our electric snow blower to be emergency back up (eg, if we run out of gas for the other one) because the cord is hassle.
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It have a kind of hook in the bottom; you need to pass the cord around of it.
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It probably means they put the pad too far in the center of the bed. Mine is about a third of the way in and I have plenty of cord.
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The cord connects in the corner and is barely noticeable. I can't say enough about this table warmer, it is by far the best design/price/quality that I have found. Hope that helps :)
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It plugs in at the bottom of the pad. The coils can be felt; I suppose the plug can be felt if you looked for it.
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I have a wall outlet behind the headboard, so I have the mattress pad plugs at the headboard end of the bed. If you plug in at the foot of the bed, you should run the wires under the bed, which may not be easy for some people. What you want to avoid is having wires where they would be a trip hazard. I have had my Biddeford pad for 4 years and love it. Just set on "3" it takes away the chill and makes my poor old arthritic back feel so good.
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It's been a long time since I owned mine but I would guess the cord was in the 10 foot area. Use to sit right along side the RV so its hard to tell. Great unit though. Only took 10 to 15 min to hook it up.
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Mine is king size, so there are two controls, one for each side. You might need to fiddle with which one goes where because I found the directions a little confusing, not much because I managed to attach the cords in the right place and once I pushed the "on/off" button, I adjusted the temperature (1-19 and H for high) and felt which side was affected (I had it backwards at first), and then I discovered the rest of the settings, including whether you want "Auto Off" or "Stay On". Auto Off turns it off after your specified number of hours up to 10 hours. I set it for Stay On. I turn the blanket on while getting ready for bed and it's warm as toast when I climb into bed. When I get up in the morning I turn it off, no rocket science needed. It will take a few nights to find your ideal setting. I have no central heating and use "14" as the ideal setting so I neither sweat nor get chilled. Keep other blankets handy in case your power goes out. Those two tear drop areas under the labelled buttons are - + for changing your setting, e.g. if it's really cold, I might raise the 14 temperature setting by pushing the + teardrop button. You'll end with kids and dogs piled in with you because this is true comfort.
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The switch is on the left at the bottom and lights to indicate it is on. The cord exits the right bottom and would be very difficult to re-route out a leg. You could cut the plug off and wire it direct.
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The power cord actually comes out of the top near the power switch. Also, the power switch has a plastic cover (snaps open and closed) to prevent accidentally hitting the switch. picture here: all-wired-up(dot)com/amazon/tripp-lite-3sp.png
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There is a book with directions but it's fairly straight forward. Plug in the unit to the blanket. Run the wires under the bed to the area where the controllers are needed. Push the one on the left. It will say L for Low. Push again for higher settings. Push the one on the right to use the Pre-heat setting. You'll know within 5 minutes if it's heating up.
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I've put the harness on over the blanket and that works. Sometimes the Velcro closure under the neck pulls open as the blanket works it's way back under the harness. Tried putting blanket on over harness but ring for leash is covered.