The remote module that plug into wall outlet has melted and cord plugged toside will not pull out

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Some printers require time to turn on. These printers may or may not give feedback in the form of blinking light(s). Wait up to a minute for the power light to come on before proceeding with the steps below. Instructions If the printer uses a power adapter (module), follow the instructions below. If the printer uses only a power cord, see the section below entitled “ If the printer uses only a power cord .” If the printer uses a power module Follow the steps below to ensure power is properly supplied to the printer:

1. Check the power module part number against the part number listed in the User’s Guide to ensure the proper power adapter is being used.
2. Disconnect the power cord or adapter from the wall outlet.
3. Disconnect the printer data cable from the printer.
4. Disconnect the power cord from the printer, wait thirty seconds, then reconnect the power cord to the printer.
5. Disconnect the power cord from the power module and reconnect the power cord to the power module. This may not be necessary if the power module has a permanently attached power cord.
6. Reconnect the power cord directly into a working wall outlet. If the power cord was plugged into a surge protector or power strip, plug the power cord directly into a wall outlet instead. NOTE: "The HP Photosmart 8100, 8400, and HP Deskjet 6000 series printer power cords feature a green LED built into the power plug. If the LED is not glowing, the power module may have failed. Proceed to step 7 below.
7. If the printer still will not turn on or the power LED built into the power cord is not glowing, plug the printer into a wall outlet in another room. If the printer or power LED turns on when connected to an electrical outlet in another room, there is a problem with the power in the original room.
8. If there is still no power to the printer, then the power module, cord, or printer may be defective. Try the power module/cord on another HP Deskjet or Photosmart printer, of the same model if possible, to see if the power module is functioning. If the power LED is still not glowing, the power module may be defective. Replace the power module and cord.
9. If the power module/cord works on the other printer, then this printer is defective. Service your printer.
10. If you cannot determine whether the problem is the printer or the power module/cord, or if another printer is not available to test with, replace the power module/cord first. If this does not resolve the issue, service your printer.

If the printer uses only power cord Follow the steps below to ensure power is properly supplied to the printer:

1. Check the power module part number against the part number listed in the User’s Guide to ensure the proper power adapter is being used.
2. Disconnect the power cord from the wall outlet.
3. Disconnect the printer data cable from the printer.
4. Disconnect the power cord from the printer, wait thirty seconds, then reconnect the power cord to the printer.
5. Reconnect the power cord directly into a working wall outlet. If the power cord was plugged into a surge protector or power strip, plug the power cord directly into a wall outlet instead.
6. If the printer still will not turn on, plug the printer into a wall outlet in another room. If the printer turn on when connected to an electrical outlet in another room, there is a problem with the power in the original room.
7. If there is still no power to the printer, then the power cord or printer may be defective. Try the power cord on another HP Deskjet or Photosmart printer to see if the power cord is functioning.
8. If the power cord does not work on the other printer, it is defective. Replace the power cord.
9. If the power cord works on the other printer, then this printer is defective. Service your printer.
10. If another printer is not available to test with, carefully inspect the power cord for damage.
11. Inspect the power cord for visible damage. If the power cord is damaged, replace the power cord first. If this does not resolve the issue, or if the power cord looks fine, then service your printer.

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there is approximately one OME of resistance per foot of power cord. the power cord must be sized according to the amps drawn. if the cord is undersized the motor will not get enough power. the results are a hot cord and probably a hot plug. a loos plug will also over heat, you may need to replace the outlet in the wall as well, get a 12 AWG cord if you are using a 100 foot cord. I personally would never use a 14 AWG if I had a choose, but if the cord was 25 feet or less that would probably be ok. if you are still using the old cord or if the wall outlet is damaged this could cause the ossolating current.

Plug the power cord directly into a wall power outlet, and make sure that the standby light is lit (turn it on/off manually to see if anything changes). If there isn't any light, then it's most likely broken.
If the TV works again, being plugged into the power outlet in the wall, then the problem is with the cable box (i bet you figured that out too).

Is pinter plugged into a power strip? Try plugging directly into wall. Make sure wall outlet is working correctly, try another item in plug in. Does printer have a power module or brick that is plugged into printer? That power module is there to protect your printer during a power surge, it may need to be reset. Is there a light on that brick or power module? If so, does it light up? If not, could be a bad power module. There is no such thing as "reset" button, so don't look there...It will have to be reset in a series of ways for an "external" module.

1. Disconnect the power cord from the rear of the printer.
2. Unplug the power cord from the wall outlet, power strip, or surge protector.
3. If the printer uses a power module with a detachable power cord, disconnect the cord from the power module.
4. Wait 15 seconds.
5. If the printer uses a power module with a detachable power cord, reconnect the power cord to the power module.
6. Reconnect the power cord to the rear of the printer.
7. Plug the power cord directly into a wall outlet. Do not use a power strip or surge protector.
8. Check to see if the power module or the power cord has an indicator light and if it is on

For an internal module:

1. Disconnect the power cord from the rear of the printer.
2. Unplug the power cord from the wall outlet, power strip, or surge protector.
3. Wait 15 seconds.
4. Reconnect the power cord to the rear of the printer.
5. Plug the power cord directly into a wall outlet. Do not use a power strip or surge protector.
6. Check to see if the power module has an indicator light.

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Lisa, apparently there was an electrical overload in the receiver box. I assume this electric stove is new and still under warranty. In which case, armed with your Proof of Purchase, you need to contact Dimplex USA or the retailer you purchased it from.

Below is a link to Dimplex USA Customer Support.

http://www.dimplex.com/customer_support/contact_us

I would advise not to use the grill or the plug it plugs into before determining what the problem is. It could be the grill cord, or the wall plug.

If you have been in the habit of pulling the cord plug out of the wall by tugging on the cord, then chances are the problem is broken conductors inside of the wire insulation. One way to test this is to attempt plugging the unit into a totally different wall outlet. If the cord and outlet heat up again, chances are the cord needs to be replaced (if possible). If the both do not heat up, then the outlet wiring connections inside of the wall need to be checked.

Bad wiring connections either in the wall, or in the cord, will generate heat, when will then conduct to the other connector. So it is difficult to use heat as the indicator of which connector is bad.

you most likely have a loose wire inside that wall outlet. use an extension cord to plug your dryer into another outlet that you know works properly and see it your dryer will work on that power source. If it does, just replace the receptacle in that wall outlet. If the dryer still wont run, then you know you have a problem with the dryer itself. If that is the case get back and I can talk you through solving that problem also.

The product uses a power cord, if the power supply is a power cord with electrical connections at each end. Figure 1: Power cord The product uses a power module, if the power supply is a power cord connected to a power module. Figure 2: Power module

• If the product uses a power module (adapter), go to Step two: Check if power is supplied from the power module.
• If the product uses only a power cord, go to Step three: Check if power is supplied from the power cord.If the product uses a power module (adapter), follow these steps to make sure that power is properly supplied to the product. Figure 3: Power module
  1. Check the power module part number against the part number listed in the User’s Guide to make sure that the proper power module is being used.
  2. If the power module has a permanently attached power cord, do the following.
     1. Disconnect the power cord from the wall outlet.
     2. Disconnect the power cord from the product.
     3. Wait 30 seconds.
     4. Reconnect the power cord to the product and the wall outlet.
  3. If the power module has a detachable power cord, disconnect the power cord from the power module and reconnect the power cord to the power module.
  4. If the power cord was plugged into a surge protector or power strip, plug the power cord directly into a wall outlet instead.
  5. If the product does not turn on, or the power light built into the power cord does not glow, plug the product into a wall outlet in another room.
     • If the product or power light turns on when connected to a wall outlet in another room, there is an issue with the power supply in the previous room.
     • If there is still no power to the product, then the power module, power cord, or product might be defective. Proceed to the next instruction.
  6. Connect the power module or power cord to another HP Deskjet or Photosmart product to see if the power module is functioning.
     • If the power light does not glow, the power module might be defective. Replace the power module and the power cord.
     • If the power module or power cord works on the other product, the product facing the issue might be defective. Proceed to Step four: Service the product.

If the product uses only a power cord, follow these steps to make sure that power is properly supplied to the product. Figure 4: Power cord

1. Inspect the power cord for visible damage.
   • If the power cord is damaged, replace the power cord.
   • If the power cord is not damaged, continue with the next instruction.
2. Disconnect the power cord from the wall outlet.
3. Disconnect the power cord from the product.
4. Wait 30 seconds.
5. Reconnect the power cord to the product.
6. Reconnect the power cord to the wall outlet.
7. If the power cord was plugged into a surge protector or power strip, plug the power cord directly into a wall outlet instead.
8. If the product still does not turn on, plug the product into a wall outlet in another room.
   • If the product turns on when connected to a wall outlet in another room, there is an issue with the power supply in the previous room.
   • If there is no power to the product, then the power cord or the product might be defective. Proceed to the next instruction.
9. Connect the power cord on another HP Deskjet or Photosmart product to see if the power cord is functioning.
   • If the power cord does not work on the other product, the power cord is defective. Replace the power cord.
   • If the power cord works on the other product, the product facing the issue might be defective. Proceed to Step four: Service the product.

Step four: Service the Product If you have completed all the steps listed above and are still experiencing a problem, service the product by calling hp at 1800-474-6836

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Solution #1: Check the power cord at both ends. It might have been pulled out of the wall when you vacuumed last week, or the end that plugs into the printer might have come loose. If it did, plug it back in. If this is a new installation, make sure you didn't plug it into a power outlet that's connected to a wall switch. If the outlet is mounted upside down (the ground plug or "third prong" is at the top), it's a switched outlet.

Solution #2: It might be a blown fuse on the power supply. All dot matrix printers have fuses, and on most printers, the fuse is located next to the power cord under a small black cap that you turn slightly and then pull off. If it is the fuse (you'll see a melted piece of metal inside), replace it with the exact same fuse type. Radio Shack and your corner electron...