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tells the thickness or gauge of the wire in the cord. For example, a cord sold as an air conditioner extension cord will have these heavy wires. Do not use a cord marked . 16 or .18 AWG.
•Be sure the plug fits snugly in the outlet. Since a loose plug may overheat, have a qualified repairman replace the worn out plug or outlet. Since heaters draw lots of power, the cord and plug may feel warm. But if the plug feels too hot to touch, .unplug the heater and have a qualified repairman check for problems. If the heater and its plug are found to be working properly, have the outlet replaced. Using a heater with a hot cord or plug could start a fire.
To report a product-related accident, consumers may call the CPSC toll-free hotline at 800-638-2772. The teletypewriter line for the hearing impaired is 800-638-8270.
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