I just purchased. Six pack...has no copper strip, will not activate my dryer? What do I do now with these?
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The bricks do not need a copper strip to activite your dryer. They are a desiccant...like the small bags you get with a new pair of shoes or other packages. They are designed to absorb the moisture in the dryer, to keep your hearing aids dry. The aids last longer and perform better when they are dry.
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Depends upon the model Dryer you have. Some require the plates to activate the drying bricks. If yes, then contact the vendor and request a replacement.
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Hi Barbara My dryer is a Zephyr made by Dry and Store and they work in it,I can't tell you anything else sorry.Don
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You should be able to return them. First contact the maker of your dryer and ask them for assistance. Our unit is a Dry & Store. These bricks were the ones that came with the unit when it was purchased. Your unit should not be dependent on the bricks to turn your unit on. Good Luck
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You must have one of the older models. Call the company and they will send you a copper strip that you can place inside. The six packs will work then. Good Luck!
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The copper strip has no function in the standard Dry n Store. I can't speak for the pro model. The Dry-Brik is activated by pealing off the adhesive cover to expose the small holds and allow air to circulate over the desiccant inside. Also, the red line that moves across the top of the Brik is not an accurate indication of the state of the desiccant. It only a reminder to urge you to replace the Brik after 2 months. The state of the desiccant depends upon the humidity of the environment in which the Dry n Store is placed. In an air-conditioned or dehumidified home the desiccant will last longer than in an open-to-the-outside, coastal home. The copper strip has no function in the standard Dry n Store. I can't speak for the pro model. The Dry-Brik is activated by pealing off the adhesive cover to expose the small holds and allow air to circulate over the desiccant inside. Also, the red line that moves across the top of the Brik is not an accurate indication of the state of the desiccant. It only a reminder to urge you to replace the Brik after 2 months. The state of the desiccant depends upon the humidity of the environment in which the Dry n Store is placed. In an air-conditioned or dehumidified home the desiccant will last... » Read More The copper strip has no function in the standard Dry n Store. I can't speak for the pro model. The Dry-Brik is activated by pealing off the adhesive cover to expose the small holds and allow air to circulate over the desiccant inside. Also, the red line that moves across the top of the Brik is not an accurate indication of the state of the desiccant. It only a reminder to urge you to replace the Brik after 2 months. The state of the desiccant depends upon the humidity of the environment in which the Dry n Store is placed. In an air-conditioned or dehumidified home the desiccant will last longer than in an open-to-the-outside, coastal home. « Show Less
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Warranties are typically covered by the manufacturer, so you should contact them and not Amazon (which is just a middle-man, right?). I don't have the warranty info for my dryer as I've thrown out the box. You should check out their website too.
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Hmm, I don't recall pulling out a strip. Have you tried putting the cartridge into the printers cartridge adapter (holder) and trying it? If it still doesn't work, then the cartridge maybe damaged or defective. I'd be curious to know which... Good Luck, Dori
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tried all the fuses and they were all ok I tried taking it off and re installing it, I tried to run it without installing it and just connecting the wires and nothing worked. I wrote to the company that sold it and they didnt reply.so my washers dont work.
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I am pretty sure that these are the ones without a stopper .. and that is the reason I ordered them. I had the same issue with breakers from home depot which I had to return.
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I'm not sure, but on my dryer there is a tiny "pin hole" in the switch. I would try inserting, perhaps the screw driver for glasses screw into the hole to move it over. (Be sure not to have it plugged in) Hope this works....Post if it does I would like to know.
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I'm sorry but I don't have the original box anymore. I have been looking at mine and thinking abouthand-washing them in something like Woolite, rinsing and wrapping in towel to squeeze excess liquid out. Then I guess I will air dry them. This is my best idea.
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The directions say to dry on low, and to wash before using for the first time. I dried it on low and it came out with two melted spots so it's being returned. I suspect all dryers are different and it's probably not worth risking putting it through a machine dry cycle.
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Yes Deborah you can check fuses with the Multimeter. Most important is to make sure the power to the dryer is off before you start. If the power is on to the dryer you could be KILLED. Once you have the power off, remove the fuse. Then set the Multimmeter to Ohms. Touch the Black and Red probes to the fuse. If the Ohms shows Zero the fuse is good. If the meter does not move the fuse is blown or Tripped and it must be replaced or reset.I hope this helps. KarlKarl J Aspgren answered on May 13, 2014
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I haven't needed to wash them yet. I'll need to check the label, but can't at the moment. I'm thinking it may be gentle wash and low temp for dryer.
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I also got my hair dryer on Black Friday. None of the attachments fit. My husband took it to his workbench to try, and even he couldn't get them to attach. Definitely something wrong here.
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You need to ask an electrician. I just plugged mine in to a standard American 110 wall outlet and it works great. Oh and both washer and dryer run and works on the same outlet at the same time.
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As I recall, I completed the repair with a putty knife (to disengage the spring-loaded catches holding the top panel of the dryer in place), a screw-driver, and needle-nosed pliers. I reused the four (4), as I recall, screws that held the element to the back panel of the dryer. I may have used a cable tie or two as well.I watched a couple of YouTube videos to provide additional guidance.If you're at least moderately handy this repair should not be a problem for you.
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I have the same issue, I received a dryer that says buy rite, I just contacted the seller and they acted like they didn't know what I was talking about and asked me to send an image.
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l recieved my remington ceramic curlers,they look great, but l'm in trouble,as no mention being dual voltage,what can l do ? checked out at a couple of place's to get it changed,but was going to cost me heaps
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I don't work for the company, just commenting as another customer. The hair dryer might be the issue. Even small ones are 600+ watts.
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First unplug or off the breaker. There are two screws on the control panel, remove. Grip the control panel at each end thumbs in front with fingers in the rear. Push back with thumbs or arms while twisting upwards with your fingers, this should dislodge the panel from the dryer. There are four screws holding the board in place. After removing all electrical connections (mark or take a pic so you know where they go) remove the board and replace with new board. Replace connections, plug dryer back on and same with the breaker. Should be good to go. Very easy fix if it is the main board.