We have an sunbeam electric blanket model BL 0750 We dont seem to be able to programme it to heat up. Control lights are flashing

Call Sunbeam Customer Support .... 1-866-726-1150

Regards,
Dennis

I have/had a similar problem. Here's how I fixed it.
UNPLUG THE TOASTER
1. Clean the crumbs out throughly. I removed the bottom of the toaster (6 screws) to make sure all the debris was removed. Use a soft brush. Replace bottom and tighten screws. 2. Gently brush the sensor area in the 'one slice' slot with a soft brush. 3. Remove 'darker-lighter' knob. I gently pried mine off with a small screwdriver. 4. Plug toaster in. 5. Put a slice of your usual bread in the 'one slice' slot. 6. Watch it toast. 7. When 'done' to your liking slowly rotate the control counter clockwise using a small screwdriver until the toaster stops toasting. 8. Replace knob with the pointer at the mid point (up and down) to allow for minor adjustments.

An error has occurred in your unit. Near the power or elsewhere find the reset button and press it. If you done it still error is blinking, check if you can the heater and thermostat of the blanket has a problem. Either a short or open circuit occur.
Thanks for asking.

Check plug/electrics fuse okay, could be stat or heating element

I did some searching-- and I came up with this Linkedin page-- seems to have some information-- Let me know if it helped-

http://www.linkedin.com/companies/jla-home

Mack B

Try pressing the power button and boost button at the same time. Then a C will flash and the setting you had it on before will show up. I think that was caused by pressing the boost button.

Replace the whole thing. There is a bad connection in the wiring in the blanket..

We are having the exact same problem. Anyone have a solution?
If I find one I'll post it here as well.

Appears to be that the power is not getting to the temperature controllers. Suspect a problem in the wiring between the wall outlet (if not the wall outlet) to the temperature controllers. Look for broken plug at end of cord or a break in the cord between the plug and the controller. Last, you may have to look at the connections inside the temperature controller the power cord goes to in order to see if there is something loose inside. But do this with the blanket unplugged.

The model number should be on the back or bottom of one of the temperature control units.