My canon k80081 ac adapter produces 18volts - Canon Genuine Ad-300 Ac Adapter 13.5v 1.0a K30081

Hi Dan Bushey, I'm glad you found a solution, what does not close me is that Altec Lansing, which needs a DC 18volts and 650mA power supply, works with a source that delivers 9 volts and 19KW (???)
Maybe it will be 19 volts and 1.9 Amp?
Comment please
Greetings Franco Dosil

Hola Dan Bushey, me alegra que hayas encontrado una solucion, lo que no me cierra es que Altec Lansing, que necesita una alimentacion de DC 18volts y 650mA, funcione con una fuente que te entrega 9 volts y 19KW(???)
Tal vez sera 19 volts y 1,9 Amp?
Comenta por favor
Saludos Franco Dosil
https://www.manualslib.com/manual/4749/Altec-Lansing-Avs300.html?page=2

Hello,
There are three parts in the computer that you need to check.
1. Ac Adapter - it could be defective.
2. Battery - it could be that the battery and ac adapter won't work together because the battery has gone bad. We cannot tell without checking that.
3. Motherboard - it could be that the motherboard's power port is defective.
Do the following so that you can isolate the problem.
1. Remove the battery and use the Ac Adapter only and turn on your computer. If it turns on without any problem, then replace your battery.
2. If the computer still reboots with the ac adapter plugged in (no battery), then replace the ac adapter. or try using a different ac adapter which is compatible with your computer and check if it produces the same problem. If the other adapter produces the same problem, then it's in your motherboard and you need to get it fixed by a technician.

David

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dc will not power ac, soorry

Good Day Psmith!

It looks like the AC adaptor is not making the right supply voltage needed for your laptop.

If you have a multi tester, you can test your ac adaptor to see if it has stable 20V voltage output supply needed for the laptop to make it work.

Set your tester to DC range. Plug the ac adaptor to your wall socket. Hold the other end of the ac adaptor (the one you connect to your laptop. Insert the red (positive) lead into the center of the adapter pin, then touch the black (negative) lead to the outside metal part of the pin.

Read the display in your tester. If the adapter is working properly, the meter should read between 19 to 20 volts of the rating. If the adapter is faulty, the meter will read below 18volts.

If that would be the case, I'm afraid you will need to replace your ac adaptor.

You can purchase online a replacement ac adaptor for lenovo 8932.

1. From this site, it costs $34.99 + $8 https://www.ebuybatteries.com/product/models/2_IBM-Lenovo-AC090W008T15_IBM+Lenovo+ThinkPad+R61+8932.htm

2. From this site, it costs $39.95 http://www.eznsmart.com/p-31667-lenovo-thinkpad-r61i-8932-laptop-ac-adapter-replacement-20v-45a-90watt-charger.aspx



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Thank you for asking Fixya.

hello, the ouput voltage varies, depending on the type of monitor and size. if it is Hp product is 18Volts.but since it is philips i suggest you look at the body of the adapter where you will see the Dc ratings and other Voltage ratings. and you can go along with the adapter to the store you are buying a new one.

Check the following links:

16Vdc AC power adapter for Canon Pixma iP90 ...

AC power Adapter Canon Pixma iP90 Portable Printer





16Vdc AC power adapter for Canon Pixma iP90

1. The power-connector has broken-away from the motherboard. So, no power reaches the motherboard.
2. Dead motherboard.
3. Dead CPU

Good luck.