I turn my electric mattress pad on like 4 and one always goes to E after about 30 mins??
374273
Mine does that also sometimes. I am very unhappy with this product. Half the time it doesn't heat up either. This is the second one I have purchased and I will never buy another one again. I am going to Walmart to get another one. I just bought one from Walmart at a way lesser price and it works great.
374274
Carefully and thoroughly read your manual. Be sure the heating pad label is facing up. Disconnect the cords from the outlet and from the mattress pad. Reconnect the cords first to the mattress pad making sure to insert properly and then reconnect to the outlet.
374275
First of all, the sensor pad should be at the front of the bed and not the foot of the bed. Second- the cord connection goes through that housing slit so as the cord connection remains undisturbed. There are safety settings with this wonderful heat system, and one of them is if there is even a disturbance/fluctuation, you will be that 'E" reading.
990040
Same here, I've set the time delay to 0 (30s) to test. In my case the bathroom is dark when I enter so the sensitivity dial is supposed to be set all the way clockwise. When I had it all the way to the left the fan turned Off and then right back On after 2s...
1361043
Yes, that's no problem. Just make sure you don't put a mattress pad on top of your "electric pad". We love ours.
1629113
I have a memory foam mattress. The Beddit sensor lies between the top sheet and the mattress cover. I hope this helps. The readings seem very accurate
761932
it's designed to stay on 2 or 4 hrs. or you can set it to stay on~~that's what i do ~~ #2. use the leftside of the remote~1 click gets you # 8 , then l,then #2 (you can go higher, but i don;t think that's safe when sleeping )~~then on right side ,click #s until it says 4-stay on ~then go back to left side ~press & you get a 2. i know it sounds complicated, but it reallt isn't. i'm sure the directions that come with iy will be clearer than mine good luck~it really is a nice pad ! grace
902825
The superpad jack is slack. This also happens to my superpad, so what I do is hold the cord and twist it at an angle until I see the green light come on and then let it go. After doing this you have to give it at least a half hour before it comes on.
477725
I used an electric mattress pad.I didn't notice adifference with this product
150061
I had a king pad and returned it for the same problem. After I returned it someone commented that if you hold the power on key down for 30 seconds it will power back up. Good luck
1279423
Yes. The manual calls it "intelligent power off" and it apparently happens after 30 minutes even if you're using it.
1717886
Have you had that issue every time you've used it? If not, it could be that one set of pads needs replacing or that something has gone wrong with the actual wiring between the machine and the pads (unfortunately, I had the latter happen after a couple months... and then the other set quit working not long after).
217541
It's been several months since we replaced ours, so only going on memory here. There was a 'one minute' button which would heat on high for one minute. If you enter say 530, it should heat for 5 minutes 30 seconds, at whatever power level selected. If it doesn't do that, it's defective. Try entering a time then hit the timer button, which should just time down and sound the alarm when the time is up. If that doesn't work either, you know it's defective. Good luck. (Our control panel worked fine for 10 years.)
1472596
Hi- I need to be able to do that! Ours is turning off after 30 min and we want it on all night. Not sure which switch does this.
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Could be several possibilities. Check to see if your battery is older or not sufficiently holding a charge and or that all the connections and cables are clean and tight. You don't mention whether your alarm goes off constantly however even if it did you would have to try a different sensitivity setting and you may still have to refer back to the above assuming the unit is not defective in some way. Disconnectthe alarm and see if your battery still goes dead. if it does then you have a short or another problem or possibly something i mentioned. Good luck.
614341
make sure the pads are connected properly. When you increase the the amount of the current it will "tighten" you muscle and actually draws your bottom up, I only use it when I'm laying down watching T.V. I found that I've had to change the pads more often then was implied on the comment section, but I do move the pads over a little prior to finally switching them for new ones. What I mean is where the indentation is on the pad, I move it over enough that there is a fresh part of the pad to have connection. if you still feel like you are feeling "zapped" or like there are needle poking you, get new pads. make sure the pads are connected properly. When you increase the the amount of the current it will "tighten" you muscle and actually draws your bottom up, I only use it when I'm laying down watching T.V. I found that I've had to change the pads more often then was implied on the comment section, but I do move the pads over a little prior to finally switching them for new ones. What I mean is where the indentation is on the pad, I move it over enough that there is a fresh part of the pad to have connection. if you still feel like you are feeling "zapped" or like there are... » Read More make sure the pads are connected properly. When you increase the the amount of the current it will "tighten" you muscle and actually draws your bottom up, I only use it when I'm laying down watching T.V. I found that I've had to change the pads more often then was implied on the comment section, but I do move the pads over a little prior to finally switching them for new ones. What I mean is where the indentation is on the pad, I move it over enough that there is a fresh part of the pad to have connection. if you still feel like you are feeling "zapped" or like there are needle poking you, get new pads. « Show Less
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I discovered this happened to me too. The only solution I found was to unplug it. I use mine at bedtime and then unplug it in the morning.
185424
I have been through 4 of them too. All of a sudden a red light flashes on the controller and if you unplug it and then plug it back in it works for a while. This is the signal that the heating pad is starting to fail.
76475
mine is doing the same thing. I have replaced the pads and still doing it. I think because of the thin cords from the device to the pads they are just not strong enough and the interior wires break ...I figure it has been a year and I got many, many uses from it...so will buy a new one. Wish the cords from device to pad were not so cheesy!!