No power coming into machine

Since there is no power button, there are really only two major reasons for no power - a bad power cord (usually at one end or the other where it gets bent a lot) and the thermal fuse. Mine was also the thermal fuse. A bit hard to get to at the bottom of the heater chamber. You must use a crimp slice with the replacement fuse, not solder (which will melt) just as you see on the original. As mentioned, you should be handy or have some electrical experience and tools (crimp splice and tool). You also should cover the splice with heat shrink tubing (I think that is what they originally used) and probably put back the yellow-ish heat resistant plastic wrap. Since there is no power button, there are really only two major reasons for no power - a bad power cord (usually at one end or the other where it gets bent a lot) and the thermal fuse. Mine was also the thermal fuse. A bit hard to get to at the bottom of the heater chamber. You must use a crimp slice with the replacement fuse, not solder (which will melt) just as you see on the original. As mentioned, you should be handy or have some electrical experience and tools (crimp splice and tool). You also should cover the splice with heat shrink tubing (I think that is what they originally used) and probably put back the yellow-ish heat resistant plastic wrap.