Will this work with aides that have an attached wire. Will it work without the lid completly closed?
1406204
Yes. It works on behind the ear and in the ear models. A dryer is important to prolong the life of your investment.
1406205
I don't have an attached wire but tried it now with a skinny electrical cord and it starts right up so I would say, "yes, it does work even without being completely closed".
1406206
This is designed to use with the lid of the Kapak closed and should be used with your battery removed and the hearing aid open as well. There are other units much more expensive that use drying agents and an electric heated fan that may be more appropriate in very humid environments. I use my Kapak for travel only .
1406207
It works great with my BTE that have ITR (attached wire). The lid is vented so it should work without completely closing the lid although it might take longer to fully dehumidify aids in that case. You can always start the device again if it needs it. I often start it at bedtime and again in the morning while I'm showering just to ensure a "dry" day :)
1406208
I open my battery door to the first click and place it into my drier wires, speakers and all, I have no problem completely closing the door with my aids, I've never had any problems with my aids or the drier what so ever. Good luck with your decision.
1406209
The battery compartment is supposed to be open so that the heated air can dry out the contacts inside the aide. The battery should not be in as this would impede the air getting in. In addition, heat decreases battery life so I leave the batteries outside the heater.
1209091
It's not really air tight; the lid is vented. Otherwise it would probably work.
1913440
This did not work for me with the windows closed 24/7, but it should remain plugged in for the duration of the fluid in the container.
1036083
You'd have to contact Intermatic for a definite answer. It has a neutral wire but I don't know for sure if it would work properly without it connected. I think it should but that's only a guess.
111320
Yes; the receptacle is actually recessed under the brass lid so that the plug is completely hidden when lid is closed.
895762
yes. Just make sure that your power settings for when your lid is closed are set to "do nothing" and everything should work fine.
1560810
The lid does open to 90 degrees from the closed position. After that, when unplugged, the entire thing can be disassembled, if you have the inclination (and one tool) to do it. I do not recommend that, though. It is easily cleaned with the lid open.
1265963
I wasn't really sure but just tried and it worked whether the lid was open or closed.
993224
yes, this is an electric can opener that you plug in an electric wall socket. you put the can under the cutting knife and press down on the hadle. it will cut the lid off and hold it with its magnet. good luck. it is a nice opener. joan johnson
114949
Yes it can but it can be closed with a second cord coming from it, too. It's very easy to open and close.
1936956
Yes, if the lid is completely opened, it will stay open until it is pushed down.
1156408
It has a lid/door that removes for access and is closed by turning a knob on each side. Cords can come out of it by a recessed hole that allows passage while closed. It is a very lightweight piece of equipment. I own two and love them
1694942
I don't believe it will work if the wire is cut, I believe it is a closed loop.
298597
The lid stays propped open at about a 55% angle. If it gets knocked from behind it will snap shut. It does not lay open flat and I think that is a good thing personally because it gives you a modem of "privacy".
241106
The cord is a few feet. I had to use an indoor extension cord even though it says not to. I haven't had any problems with that though. There is no lid.
409729
There should be a plug that goes into the opening then the lid is screwed on. I use mine in my small café and have not had any problems with it at all.
1640406
The lid if not secured will if turned over / up-side-down. But the "mug" part does not.SEH