How to Connect Power Cord on Thomas Payne Seismic Recliner Set

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How do you connect the power cords on seismic recliner set

asked by: Wade

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Behind the Thomas Payne Seismic Recliners there are power connections on either end. These are located near the edges of the recliners near the bottom (see attached photo "C" connections).

You'll simply push the Replacement Power Cord with Power Supply Box # 195-000111 connector into place and secure it with the flip bracket. Be sure to do this prior to plugging the box into the wall though.

expert reply by: Jon G

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I took a look at how you can power your Thomas Payne Seismic Recliners, using the: -Replacement Power Cord with Power Supply Box for Thomas Payne Seismic RV Power Reclining Sofas #195-000111, you will need to plug one end of the power cord into a…

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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You will only need one Replacement Power Cord with Power Supply Box for Thomas Payne Seismic RV Power Reclining Sofas #195-000111 for your sofa as both sides are connected electrically during assembly.

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Answer 5

I wasn't able to find anything with that part number, but if you have a Seismic series sofa, then you'd want the Replacement Power Cord with Power Supply Box for Thomas Payne Seismic RV Power Reclining Sofas #195-000111, but if you have a…

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Answer 6

It sounds like you've got a Thomas Payne Seismic Dual Power Reclining RV Loveseat w Console, Heat, Massage, LEDs like the #195-091-092-090, and you need the power plug for it. In this case you'll want to use the Replacement Power Cord with…

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