Just reseat the control plug at the base of the blanket with secure force. The main plug should be seated past the retainer catches on both sides of the plug. Then unplug the AC cord from the wall and replug to reset. This is a common problem for ALL Sunbeam electric blankets. The socket fits too tight and takes some strong-arm force to connect properly. Seems SB wanted to make sure you could not kick out the plug when sleeping.
A flashing "FF" would be an error code of some sort. Check the owners manual that came with the blanket, or call Sunbeam's customer service line and ask them.
A flashing "FF" would be an error code of some sort. Check the owners manual that came with the blanket, or call Sunbeam's customer service line and ask them.
My cat has been burrowing under the covers lately, and soon, my side of the e- blanket started flashing F2, whereas my husbands did not. I unplugged the blanket itself, and both sides started to flash F2. Its my belief this is some sort of power disruption - whether its a short, or just a loose connection. I went to the sunbeam web page and found this answer to flashing F question... this was last updated in 2006, at which time the error was FF: The digital controls (SmartSense™, ChoicePlus™, StyleSmart™) are designed to notify you in the event that a problem has been discovered by flashing "FF" on the display. Follow instructions on the flag tag to reset control. First, check the blanket/mattress pad for visual damage. If no visual damage is found, unplug the system from wall outlet. Check that the control is well-connected to the module. Plug the power cord into the wall outlet. Set the control to "On." If the system still does not operate after 2 or 3 times trying to reset, disconnect the power cord and contact Sunbeam Consumer Care.
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- Flexible Fuel (FF) sensor to Vehicle Power (VPWR) circuit harness open or shorted - FF to VPWR circuit poor electrical connection - Open in FF sensor signal circuit - Short to ground in FF sensor signal circuit - Fuel contamination
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That's called the "MAC address" or "Hardware address". It's a unique set of numbers assigned to a network device. Anything that access the internet whether phones, wireless cards, computers, etc, all have a MAC address. The address with all one's (FF-FF-FF-FF-FF-FF) is the broadcast address. All devices on the physical segment will see and respond to a message with that destination.