Connected the steamer cord to the unit. Screwed the connection tight. The inside plug is tight in the hole, unable to disconnect from the unit.

Usually there are holes that a small screwdriver will fit into to unscrew the screws which is holding the unit together.. Sometimes they put stickers over the holes

The green wire is nearly always connected to the ground pin of the 3 prong grounded cord cap. This wire is usually terminated under a ***** that is run into into a hole of the metal chassis of the A/C unit. You should re-secure the wire under a ***** that fits tightly in the hole.

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try disconnecting cord to the unit that goes into pool check to see if water in plug if so dry out if no water try turning on without being connected if it still blows fuse bad control unit or water inside

Try another AC cord, then plug it on the wall outlet, or plug to another good outlet, if not work, Rice cooker heater system inside problem, maybe its wiring loss connected. Bring your Unit to the nearest qualified technicians..

Try to replace AC cord, then plug to another live wall outlet if not working, problem is inside the unit,remove to to the outlet, carefully open the bottom side check wiring connection for loss connected, or Bring your Unit to the nearest Qualified technicians.

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Here is a tip that will help you with changing your dryer plug.

Dryer Cord and Wiring Dryer 3 Wire or 4 Wire




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first of all many 3rd party companies' products( ie: madcatz, pelican, ect...) don't work properly or at all for that matter so make sure you're using sony or scea approved merchandise. Next when you put away your controller do you wrap the cord up all around the controller? if so, after a while the smaller wires inside the main one twist up so tight sometimes they come un-connected, and or break, or the part that relays the signal gets "pinched off" so wind it up the opposite way as usual. Also make sure all of the little prongs are there(inside the part that plugs into the console) if not it won't work , hope i could help!

make sure the green wire is connected like in the picture. this connects directly to the neutral, if it is disconnected when you connect a 3 wire cord then this problem you are having will happen.

If power cord was jerked out of the outlet or set, make sure it wasn't damaged. If it was unplugged violently, the circuit board inside the set could be damaged. Also make sure the outlet that it is plugged into is not damaged or a switched outlet.

Assuming that your power source is known to be live (ignition switch on?), the first suspect is the power cord, including the fuse inside the big plug. On the tip of the plug, the silver nut should be tight but the plunger in the center should move when you press it. To check the fuse, unscrew the silver nut. Take out the fuse, which looks like a glass tube with a wire inside - the wire should be unbroken. Better yet, check the fuse with an ohmeter. At the other end of the cord, disconnect and re-seat the connections to make sure they are secure. If using the suction cup mount, you'll need to unclip the unit from the mount to do this. Another possibility is a bad battery inside the unit. My C330 kept going off and on due to a bad plug/fuse assembly. When I switched to a friction mount, it came with a new power cord and the problem went away.