Questions & Answers for: accidentally used ac power supply

...accidentally disconnected the power supply while a disc was finalizing, just as it began the process. The disc still has all the material and plays on the camcorder. Is there a way to continue the ...

...AC to the Deflection Power Supply on the Power/Deflection PWB. SOME SHUT-DOWN DETECTION CIRCUITS SHUT OFF DURING STAND-BY: (See Figure 1) During Stand-By, some of the secondary voltages produced are ...

...power supply, use the negative lead of the large electrolytic capacitor you'll find near the AC input connection. There's almost always a bridge rectifier and filter cap (300 to 400 uF range, 180 to ...

accidentally unplugged the power supply and my laptop is dead now. I tried to turn it on but it wont. help please Hi, Disconnect the Ac adapter. Remove the battery from the laptop. Press and hold down

...accidentally connected the speakers to a 240 V supply instead of 120 V supply & it didn't power up. what can i do now? Is it possible to repair the unit? The back side of the subwoofer says the ...

...used an ac adapter with higher outlet supply and now is not working You could have damaged the player totally by this accidental plug in. The problem is that unless there is a protection of a reverse ...

...accidentally plugged in again to 220 volts. And found out the new fuse did not blown out and the two electrolytic capacitors blown out. what seems to be the problem now? If the unit is designed to ...

...accidentally be switched off. If not that then you may have a faulty power supply (which is easy to replace). This is the unit inside the computer that converts the AC from your outlet to useable DC ...

...a 5 to 6 volt positive tip adapter. (I know because I have 2 adapters that look the same, I accidentally used the 12 volt adapter and smoke came out in only a few seconds and the unit was

...accidentally used my Crosley cruiser with too high voltage. It's a US plug, input AC 120v / output DC 9v. Do I need to purchase a completely new one for the UK (AC 230v), or would it work again if I ...