DeLonghi EW0507 Oil Filled Radiator Heater "plug melted" Questions

...heater or maybe heater draws too much current. since power prong on plug melted the plastic around it (ground and neutral prongs are fine) I want to replace the plug with a better one. any

On the DS2205 the electric plug looks like it was starting to melt. Also can I get manual for it? do not replace plug if you are melting plug then you are putting a band aid where you need stiches,you

...plug melted the heater is only 3 months old. Induction coil heaters draw very high amperage (12-14 amps) when turned on. If your outlet is worn or old the heater plug prongs will not have a good ...

...Plug hot and melted outlet cover. I have a Dimplex CS1205. It's been working fine for about 3 months, or so I think. Yesterday, I went to plug something else into the outlet and noticed that the ...

plug melted and the fuse opened, it suggests to me that the receptacle itself is "worn out". This can happen over the years of plugging and unplugging cords to it. The springy metal connections inside

...plug wire going into the back of the heater, one side of it melted i replaced the melted part, it only lasted a few days, could you tell me what i need to replace-thank you If the wires to this unit ...

...Plug goes into it. It appears that inside the Remote Receiver has melted too. Can you tell me why this happened, and how do I go about getting both plugs replaced? Thank you for your time. Lisa K. ...

Looks like the plug started to burn. I am Looks like the plug started to burn. I am reluctant to plug it back in -- any local repair shops in Mount Vernon, NY? If the plug started to melt, any ...

OVERHEATING OF THE PLUG-IN AND THE CORD IN GENERAL I THINK THAT DUE TO THE LENGTH OF THE ELECTRICAL CORD IS THE REASON FOR THE PLUG AT THE WALL GETTING HOT ENOUGH TO MELT THE COVERING UNLESS I UNPLUG ...

...plug melted where the plug goes into the wall - it melted the connections where the plug and the adapter connect. How can I get another plug - was this a defective part to the unit? JUST TO CLARIFY, ...