Where can I finda new on and off switch for this towel warmer
1819544
It is on the top post hidden by a cap. Mine took forever to warm a towel and didn't do a good job at keeping it warm. Mine is in storage now. Good luck. Wendi
1925197
Its a simple toggle switch that can be purchased online or at a Radio Shack/electronics store. You just have to get one the same size as the original. Take it with you or measure the dimensions.
889747
There is a cover over the switch. Gently pry it off and you will see the real switch.
358720
wow, tough question, possibly write the manufacturer or contact Amazon directly for the manufacturer and ask for their 800 number for parts or service.I know of no store that carries this type of towel holder, believe me, we looked a long time for this kind of a holder.I which you luck........short of putting two toilet paper rollers together, I would have no idea how to fix.
108057
I believe it's a standard Allen screw which should be available at your local Ace hardware,Lowes or Home Depot. Take the towel holder with you, they can help you buy the correct Allen wrench if you don't have one. The one I bought came with the wrench. Good luck
253047
There is a master on/off switch on the left side of the unit, behind the glass. There are also control buttons for the intensity of theflame and the heat settings.
642782
I found that if you put the towel in so that most parts of it are touching the sides of the warmer that helps with getting it warmer. Mine quit and I am returning it and they are sending me a new one. They emailed me a shipping label and I dropped it at a UPS center. Wasn't too big of a hassle. I was lucky I saved the boxes. Hope this helps!
1247167
Have to check with suppliers but I remember reading about a switch Goodluck
701885
Wire it to a toggle switch, or put a inline fuse on it and remove the fuse when not in use
1772897
There is a toggle switch for hi and lo lighting. I have to go and check to see if there is also an on/off switch - tomorrow morning and will let you know.
926779
This unit has a 2 year warranty, but I've never heard of such a situation, that a towel warmer should stop working. I hear very good feedback on these Amba products. You can call the manufacturer at 404-350-9738 and ask them about your concerns.
1975551
the switch is located on the blinker arm. and the kit comes with a new blinker arm assembly
588868
The switch is an in-wire wheel. Turn it counter-clockwise until you hear/feel the click that will cause the red light to come on. The warmer is now active.
1635735
I am sorry. I don't remember. However, I do know that the switch I took out was split. Luckily, it had a part number on it. I matched this number and I relied on the picture to make sure that my old switch and the new one were identical. They were and the new switch worked fine. I was actually for a friend.
176406
Depends on what you need. I replaced the switch on mine. They sell them at radio shack.
1226401
I know, when I got the darn thing, and I couldn't find the on/off switch. It's on the back of the fan. It's a pretty small square button. You'll find it, and when you do it works really well.
51653
In my earlier answer, I meant to provide the model number of the little Belkin countdown timer that enhances this towel warmer measurably. Belkin Model. No. F7C009. The warmer itself is a beautiful item, nicely made, elegant looking, even. Better for warming than drying completely as a practical matter, but useful either way. We usually dry two towels at once, one over the other.