I plug in and turn on the switch and put on the cord but it does not come on,i did the reset,still does not come on

Hi Jeannette, it would be VERY rare for a power cord to cause a set not to work. Is the set totally dead or do you get the standby lamp when you plug the set in?

refrigerators do not have a dedicated reset button, but you can, however, reset your refrigerator in the event of a technical problem.
resetting the main unit

• 1 Turn the refrigerator's temperature control switch to "Off."
  
• 2 Unplug the power cord.
  
• 3 Plug the power cord back into the wall.
  
• 4 Turn the control knob to adjust it to the temperature you want. leave cord unplugged for about 30 seconds. hope this helps ! good-day !
  

Here are some instruction to help fix your problem.
Put the PSP down on a table with the LCD screen facing up.

2 Plug the power cord of the PSP power supply into the PSP's power outlet. Plug the AC plug of the PSP power supply into an AC socket.

3 Perform a hard reset on the PSP by pushing up on the power switch at the lower-right corner with your index finger.

4 Count to 15. Release the PSP's power switch. Count to 30.

5 Flick the PSP's power switch up with your index finger and release it. Repeat this procedure a second time.

6 Wait as the PSP reboots, starts up and stays on.

7 Remove the PSP power supply's power cord from the PSP's power outlet. Remove the PSP power supply's AC plug from the AC socket.

8 Flick the power switch up with your index finger to turn off the PSP.

Hello,

It sounds like your thermal reset switch inside of your Hoover may have gone bad. When a vacuum cleaner doesn't turn on it, it's either caused by one of four things.

1. Electrical Short in your Cord.
2. Plug has gone bad.
3. Motor of your vacuum is faulty
4. The On / Off Switch has gone bad, and/or your Thermal Reset Switch has gone bad

Since this happened while you were vacuuming, I would guess that this is either your electrical plug that's shorted out, or that your thermal reset switch has shorted out. Your model Hoover was built with a protection system that is supposed to automatically shut down your machine if it senses any excessive heat. This mechanism is controlled by a Thermal reset switch which is located in motor compartment. This part is notoroious for failing, even when there's no overheating that's occured.

Before you disassemble the entire machine to check this part though, I would try testing the On / Off switch in your machine, as well as testing the electrical cord, which will also let you know if your plug has gone bad.

Here's a link to a solution I've done here on FixYa explaining how to check the On / Off switch;
http://www.fixya.com/support/r4530569-replace_off_switch_hoover_windtunnel

While you have this apart, you can use the same electrical tester to test your cord. Simply put one end of the test into the terminal from the switch, and the other end of the test on one of the metal prongs that plugs into the wall. See if you have continuity here, if not, switch to the other prong of the plug and see if this helps.

If not continuity, this means your plug, or your cord has failed. If you do have continuity, this means that it's either the On / off switch, or the Thermal Reset Switch that's gone bad.

Here's a link to the solution that I've done on here showing how to replace the Thermal Reset Switch on your vacuum cleaner:

http://www.fixya.com/support/r4999778-replace_thermal_overload_switch_hoover

If you'd like some more help diagnosing this vacuum, please feel free to just use the comment field on the bottom of this page. I'm always happy to help you do some more advanced diagnosing, or answer any questions you may have.

If you found this solution helpful, please be so kind and rate this repair helpful, or leave feedback for me. This is greatly appreciated by the FixYa community. Thanks so much,

Chris Jones
GoVacuum.com

Maybe you got the wires crossed between the two cords. Vacuums have polarized plugs and if wired imcorrectly can definitely cause the vacuum to not work. Try switching over.
In other words, consider current wires as A1/A2 and B1/B2. Disconnect, then connect A1 to B2 and A2 to B1.

vacuum===============A1 A2=======Plug
===============B1 B2=======Plug

Switch to
vacuum===============A1 B2=======Plug
===============B1 A2=======Plug

Try this and see what happens.

Plug in the power cord . Next, locate the reset/off circuit breaker on the treadmill frame near the power cord. Switch the circuit breaker to the reset position. Then put your safety key and it should start up for you.

Plug in the power cord. Next, locate the reset/off circuit breaker on the treadmill frame near the power cord. Switch the circuit breaker to the reset

Hello sir; Your machine need to reset; turn power on, open the cover when cartridge carrier move to the center ,the UNPLUG the power cord wait about a minute put power switch in off position, then plug in power, turn switch on.

1. Turn machine OFF and unplug electrical cord from wall or power strip.
2. Turn ON printer without the power cord plugged in (this will discharge the power capaciter in the printer).
3. Plug electrical power back in and turn on printer...
4. It should have reset.

Another possibility:
The scanner arm has the physical "lock" switch in the locked possition. Turn OFF printer and move the switch to the unlock position. Turn on printer.
This switch is for whenever the printer is moved to a different location and will protect the scanning bar.

Hope this helps!

Hey Guest9,
You can try resetting the camera by removing the memory card and the battery, pushing a straightened paperclip into the reset switch inside the battery compartment, and reinstalling the battery. If this works put the memory card back in. Another option you have is to try formatting the memory card.

Sincerely,
Allan
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