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| Post# 31987 , Reply# 1 2/14/2008 at 20:23 (5,908 days old) by swingette () | ||
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the switch has malfunctioned. Replace it. You can use a metal commercial switch. | ||
| Post# 31989 , Reply# 2 2/14/2008 at 20:46 (5,908 days old) by lux1521 () | ||
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Since when was unplugging an running appliance unsafe? I've never heard that before. Last time I knew computers and TVs had current flowing to them all the time and you never have to worry about unplugging them. If I'm wrong, someone let me know. | ||
Post# 32013 , Reply# 3 2/15/2008 at 07:02 (5,907 days old) by countryguy  (Astorville, ON, Canada) |
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Most appliance manuals specify that the appliance should be turned off before unplugging the cord. I think it is because of the possibility of getting shocked. There have been times when I've unplugged the cord without shutting the vacuum or whatever off, and I see a white spark just as the plug is removed. These days, with everyone being 'sue' happy, I think manufacturers are trying to cover every possible legal issue. Gary | ||
| Post# 32091 , Reply# 5 2/15/2008 at 23:12 (5,907 days old) by swingette () | ||
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It's easier to go to Wendy's for a burger anyway LOL! | ||
| Post# 32104 , Reply# 6 2/16/2008 at 00:32 (5,907 days old) by eluxomarty (Palm Springs) | ||
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Well it is!! :-0 | ||
| Post# 33728 , Reply# 7 3/1/2008 at 21:10 (5,892 days old) by rolls_rapide (-) | ||
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American electrical sockets Do they not have integral switches like the UK? | ||
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