How we verify a cord

A page says Verified when a maker's manual, datasheet or part list confirms the cord, or when two separate sources agree on it. Many of those sources are parts sellers. We list them on every model, with the month we checked. If we can't confirm a cord, we don't publish the page.

We haven't held each cord in our hands. Before you buy, read the label on your own item and count the pins.

Generic cords

We only suggest a generic when the plug is a standard one and the voltage, amps and polarity match. When one detail needs checking on your item, the page says so. When a part is keyed or proprietary, or a wrong one could do damage, we say there's no safe generic.

Heat and power

Cords for roasters, skillets and percolators have to be heat rated. Never use a plain cord on a heating appliance.

Recalls

If we find a stop-use recall on a product, we don't list a cord for it. A new cord doesn't fix a recalled machine. Our search isn't complete, so check cpsc.gov if yours is old.

Photos

Item photos are AI images of the model, marked as representative. Plug drawings show shape and pin count, not exact size.

Links

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