Confused by instructions- it says to plug in and turn it. But that would leave the vial on it's side. Is that right?
1844624
No, you don't turn it after you plug it in. You screw the base to the top and plug the whole unit in. Works so well for my dog!
1844625
I am not sure you are setting it up on the floor or on wall to plug in... The vial should stay upright.
1844626
I actually called the manufacturer. The vial turns for the type of outlet you plug it into. Some plugs are turned horizontally instead of vertically, like mine on my kitchen island. Those instructions were confusing. The bottle needs to be upright to dispense the odor properly.
1844627
It's been a few months since I used mine, so I can't recall what the instructions say, but once the plug in is connected to the vial, the entire unit must be upright when used. That is the only way the liquid can be properly "wicked up" and diffused into the air. Hope this helps.
1822864
I don't have instructions in front of me but as I recall, the unit is set up to handle two devices. If you are using for just one device, Doc in comes from your power source. Eg. Battery...Doc out goes to the device you want to power. Blacks are ground so they go to battery negative. Hope this helps.
1278633
Hi, try resting the stopper on the top of the bottle and then positioning the wire hinge on either side of the stopper. One side will look 'right' (the hinge loop will push down against the bottle to lock once the hinge is set, so only one side will work for that - check the picture, it shows what that looks like so its clearer which side is right when you're setting it up) the oposing pincher prongs go in the indents on the bottle :) i know, you knew that...
541432
It is powered by the C-Pap. There should be a connection on the back of the C-Pap where you push and twist the cord to connect it.
362595
Either side will stop the juice from flowing. I use it on the negative side of my car battery, it works perfectly.
807389
Hello, I had the same question. It takes a while for the liquid in the bottle to go down. If the bottle starts to get warm after being plugged in, it should be working. I have noticed that if you plug it in in a room with the door open, it takes much longer for the bottle to go down. If you close the door to the room, it will go down faster. Good luck!
224260
Don't use the middle contact of the battery. Just the left and right. The charger will automatically find the polarity, so it doesnt matter how you insert it. Once the red light come on, you're good.
1192462
You plug it in. However, mine didn't last very long & just didn't work anymore. So, just threw it away. Hope yours works better!
362272
Study the interior. There is a place for = and -. When you put it in right, the red light comes on and turns to green after it is charged. You actually put it in so it looks like the wrong side is facing you. I had to learn the hard way at the Louvre without charged batteries. If the red light comes on, you've done it the right way.
1647685
In order keep the other outlet free on the wall outlet, you have to plug the timer on the bottom outlet. Because one plug blade is wider than the other (polarized plug), you cannot plug the timer on the upper outlet upside down (because the wider blade will not fit into the smaller outlet slot).
1218616
The plug should rotate. Grab the base with one hand and turn the plug part with the other.
114918
I have tried it both ways, but it always seemed that when I left it unplugged and needed it, there was no power. Now I leave it plugged in all the time. However, probably like other devices of this nature, it might be a good idea to let it run out occasionally and recharge.
2141719
When you say you plugged it in, does this mean you wired it to the battery? Or did you plug the charging connector to the connector on your battery, or did you wire it and plug something into it? If 1. you wired it to the battery, you wired the positive connection to ground. As soon as you turned it on you completed the circuit and burned the smallest wire. 2. You plugged the charging connector to opposite connections and you got positive wired to ground. 3. The item you plugged into the unit has a direct short from positive to ground and you burned that item out. Follow the instructions very carefully. Connect the red lead to the positive + side of the battery. Connect the black lead to the negative - side of the battery. Replace the fuse that burned out, and plug the connector into the wiring harness. If you wired it correctly, it should have power all the time, whether or not the key is turned on. You turn the unit on and off via the switch installed in the unit.
1818126
I don't think you can. Mine didn't work that way so I went back to my old one. I may have gotten a bad one but seems to me that it's designed to have both sides plugged in.
1764570
When I open the pad up the plug is on the bottom corner, so you would need to turn the pad so the plug would be near the bottom right or the bottom left depending on where you set your face cradle up, and where the wall outlet is. I like it in the back personally and the cord is long so I like it at that end so I don't trip over it.
365118
Dear Piero, Using the key provided turn the orange disc on the left to +. in the middle of each disc is a tiny arrow shaped opening to put the key in. On the right turn the arrow to the voltage you need. On the back of the box it states " If the product does not function, change the polarity. That is all you need to do.
771163
Where the batteries are if you look on the bottom there is a piece of rubber that keeps moisture out of the charging port. Just pop it out and plug in there. If you're looking at the back. Should be bottom right corner.