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Can someone help me fix my plug of my adjustable bed?

Posted on 17. Jan, 2011 by Pride Mobility Go Go.

Question by CandyToy: Can someone help me fix my plug of my adjustable bed?
Can someone help me fix the plug on my adjustable bed?
The ground prong came off. How much does it cost to get fix, usually?

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Answer by Wired
I’m sure somebody can. Would you describe the problem?

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Q&A: Can I use one of those power converters you plug into the car to recharge the battery for my mobility scooter?

Posted on 17. Aug, 2010 by Pride Mobility Go Go.

Question by bridesfan: Can I use one of those power converters you plug into the car to recharge the battery for my mobility scooter?
The scooter takes (2) 12V/12AH batteries and I usually plug the charger into the scooter then into a 3 prong outlet at home. Would I be able to safely plug this into a converter in my car when not in use to keep the battery charged and ready?

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Answer by Team Crayons
Yes, it would be safe, just make sure to unplug it after it’s done so the converter doesn’t overheat.

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Where do I plug in the remote for my adjustable bed?

Posted on 17. Aug, 2010 by Pride Mobility Go Go.

Question by thekatsmeow1969: Where do I plug in the remote for my adjustable bed?
I purchased an adjustable bed (without the mattress, remote or manual) at a closeout sale recently. I ordered the remote from Leggett & Platt (Makers of the bed) but I cannot find a place to plug in the remote. How can I find this information online or view a user’s manual online? I’ve searched but cannot find anything. The bed is a Tempurpedic S cape model number 81908 made in 04/06. Thanks.

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Answer by Goliath
You could try contacting Tempur-Pedic they will know everything considering it’s their product.
http://ldshchaw.tempurpedic.com/index.php/customer_service/faq/

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