Is the DC power cord detachable-its in the way of the switch
1737323
Nope, it was a dumb design. It can be but connectors, solder and tape will be needed. The air hose could be longer as well. The machine works very well though. Light weight and handles the bike pressure to 65lbs easily. It's worth the money though even if there are a few design issues.
1737324
I think the DC cord is detachable, can't remember if it in the way of the switch though.
1737325
Hi James. The DC cord is NOT detachable, however it is easily removed from the compartment and the Power switch is accessible without interference from the DC power cord. I just took another look at mine to be sure. Hope this helps.
656115
No. It has a control integrated into the power cord, I believe. (I can't check my own because I returned it due to leakage problems.)
520628
Yes, the plug cord is separate from the DC adapter. Both parts are part of the order.
2250844
No, you can not detach the cord and unfortunately, with it coiled up the way it is, it can be a bit heavy.
1897695
When mounted both the switch & the power cord are on the left. The switch is 3" from the left edge. We have several different length Slimlines & they are all the same way - when mounted (with the switch facing down) the switch & power are on the left. The linkable socket is on the right end of the light fixture. Hope this helps - we use them under are kitchen cabinets & are extremely happy with their performance & longevity! Regards, Bill Hiemer "BIGBill"
183722
Yes, power switch is on the back, under a clear rubber cover, just below the handle. It's a rocker switch, so just push around until it clicks over. Same thing happened to me the first time!
1329063
Yes, the DC input is visible in the item picture - it is the white hole near the bottom and to the left of the video in/out plugs. But it does not come with a DC plug-in cord. The 9-volt battery is inside - open the box with a screwdriver to get to the battery and test it and make sure it is connected properly.
1510753
Yes, the switch is located on the power cord and is meant to rest on the floor so you can tap your foot to switch the button on/off.
1777751
The power cord exits very near the bottom of the metal part, kind of like this: http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/81e1tX25HpL._SL1500_.jpg
450150
no, it's an outlet cover & once it's on, it's not easily removed to flip a switch unless the outlet was controlled by an uncovered switch
2257775
No it is not. It comes with a standard AC cord with an inline foot operated on/off switch.
1446065
No, there is no switch. You have to plug or unplug the power cord. Hope this helps!!
1880956
Its an "AC" switch so its not "polarized" like a DC switch would be but it does have a slightly wider slit for one of the plug prongs...
1738107
No there is no place for a DC plug in. Also it is very small and isn't as bright as had hoped. We don't even use it. Hope.this helps.
2269254
The switch is on the left at the bottom and lights to indicate it is on. The cord exits the right bottom and would be very difficult to re-route out a leg. You could cut the plug off and wire it direct.
1902945
it is not detachable from the heating element, the cord is only attached to the base.
1475016
It is detachable but it has a three prong plug different from a wall socket plug where it attaches to the transformer. I am not sure that the new adaptor can accommodate the difference in voltage. Best if you try it with a new plug converter, but first ask the manufacturer.