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Burnt plug my delonghi's plugin sparked and melted the end of the plug causing my socket to not work and lots of smoke. was wondering if there was any recalls on this oil filled radiator heater.

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  • mrscow Aug 28, 2007

    i am still waiting to hear from you if there is a recall on the delonghi ew0507 oil filled radiator heater.

  • Albert Stoll
    Albert Stoll Oct 18, 2017

    This URL has the brand and model numbers of the DeLongi Oil Filled heaters which are in recall. http://www.heaterrecall.com/

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I will check, meanwhile go to the hardware store and get a replacement plug for it. the cord has a ribbed conductor and a smooth conductor. the ribbed conductor goes on the brass screw on the replacement plug. the smooth one goes on the other.

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