There is a fuse in the plug. The instruction manual does not say what type of fuse it is, in case you need to replace it. Anybody?
579737
I don't know. But several of the people that had purchased this fan had called the company and said they were very responsive.
579738
Hi. I looked at the fuse and it looks like it is there to prevent the fan from short-circuiting. If the fuse ever blows, I recommend taking it out and taking it with you to your nearest hardware store so that they can give you the correct size for replacement. Hope this helps!
579739
It is a small inline fuse. The type that are a glass tube with metal caps on both ends and wire filament running between them. It is accessed by sliding a portion of the plug cover over, so if it ever needs to be replaced it would be cheap and easy.
682175
No you need to check to make sure the plug works and make sure you didn't pop a fuse
81658
No fuse that I saw but check the cigarette lighter end that is where it will be if there is one. Works great..
1688236
the other answers are correct. the receptacle is not fused. The plug-in of the device may be fused (you can tell by unscrewing the tip to see if there is a fuse inside or consulting the operating instructions.
1501553
It could be this switch, but I would check your fuses first. Especially if they stopped working all at once.
1468485
I didn't get a fuse. I did replace the heating element along with this. It worked great.
647790
Same thing happened to mine after about 8 months. I contacted them (think it was by phone -- I don't recall who or the number -- look at your purchase info. I think the info is in the operating manual that came with it.) I had to find a box and pay for the shipping, but they sent me a replacement late last spring and so far it's working. There is no fuse or reset button. Hope this helps.
1685495
I think that the fuse is a safety feature, and is not really intended to be replaced. I would think that if it shorted out badly enough to blow the fuse, that it was damaged and unsafe to use.
154311
if you look on the back of the light box right above where the fuse go, it should say use a 5A fuse. i had one blown and got a replacement at a Auto Zone store.
1013832
Try doing a continuity test ...(check for current) with a volt meter on each section of wire , before and after the fuse holder , there may be a broken wire somewhere.
1414763
There should be 2 parts to the plug, def a 3 prong plug should've been included.. U should call their customer service..
1489395
I am not certain Mike, I never checked. The cap has changed on the replacement unit but I can only imagine that the fuse imbedded in the windings. I did not look close enough.
1311422
The fuse is in the male end of the plug. Unscrew the top and the two pieces will separate reviling the fuse inside
1358274
there should be a cap on the back of the machine that says fuse. unscrew it and look at the fuse number or take it to any auto part store they should have the fuses there.
360029
If I remember correctly, I had the same issue. I used the existing ones, by removing the new ones from the assembly and attaching the rest to the old electrical plugs. Good luck.
1613211
the power plug has an internal 5amp fuse in it . probably just need to screw the end off the plug
1729784
It may blow the fuse. Check the input amps and then check the fuse size. Output watts are different than input