Question about HP Jornada 548 Pocket PC

AC Adapter Buzz Noise

Hi, I have Jornada 548. The AC Adapter/Charger makes a buzzing noise when it is connected to the power, and the noise gets louder when Jornada is connected to it for charging. I'm thinking it's the transformer inside the adapter making the noise. Can someone tell me if this will cause any harm to my Jornada?

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The jornada 548 power adapter should not be buzzing - it should be very quiet.

Posted on Sep 12, 2005

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