Do i need to replace the original charger which is 20Vouput 3.25 A
892956
No. Although the battery ratings use similar units (volts, amps, etc) the ratings have different meanings and they are not supposed to match up. Laptops have internal power circuits that take care of converting the input power from the AC adapter to fit the battery and all of the laptops's internal components.
892957
No, you do not need to replace the original charger, unless you are experiencing some problems with it
703823
NO! I had to buy this replacement because I took my original charger to the UK and plugged it in and it stopped working after that. :( Not proper voltage, it'll burn out.
995504
Sorry. I own the 20v charger, so I can't say for sure. But this guy appears to know: http://www.amazon.com/review/RUIK8KD34MA4E/ref=cm_cr_rdp_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B006MVRKHW
1149224
I have this charger, and it does not fit. I ended up cutting a hole in the bottom using a Dremel to gain the extra .25" necessary to fit it.
2133457
The charger is a standard 5 volt 2000 ma charger, model LA-520. I would try Amazon and would try Google.
2013352
Not per say. You changed by plugging into a use port. I would highly recommend purchasing the charger with two batteries that sells on Amazon for fourteen dollars.
997645
You shouldnt need measurments. Match the model or serial number to your old battery be sure voltage is the same
122184
No I think you need a stronger charger. But I'm not to sure. Just type the question to amazon before you order and it should give you the info you need. Good luck
1000526
You could call the manufacturer and request one or just order a generic replacement:Switching Power SupplyModel: IVP045-120-2500Input: 100-240VAC 50/60Hz 0.8AOutput: 12.0V~~~~2.5AThose are all the numbers and letters on the original charger itself. Hope it helps!!
821686
Amazon has something that will work. Search "24 Volt SLA Battery Float Charger". The price is $25. You will need the connector from your old charger or purchase a connector that will fit the plug on the battery box. Attach the connector to the wires from the trickle charger to the connector - MAKE SURE YOU GET POLARITY CORRECT. I got rid of my Neuton a few years ago because it ate batteries and cut poorly otherwise I would look and tell you the polarity of the connector.
1536624
I do not think it was the same as my original, but I am pretty sure it is legit. I have had no problems, this charger is prob the one that came with the multi tool kit, where as I have just an 18 V drill. Charger has a mini fan to keep it cool, which no other charger I know of has. GL.
305547
sure, works perfectly, am using it for approx a year now. i dont have to use the original charger, it is much slower
2097898
You need to test the charger first to see if it's actually putting out a charge. If you have an Ohm's meter or just an "Idiot light" you can do this. Then, if you have a "Batteries R' Us" in your town you can get a new battery. Failing that, They are aval. online. In the past, I've cut the old charger off and using one I have around the house,rewire the battery attachment to an old but working charger. Good luck !
1163641
May I know the part number and the connector size of your original charger for double checking? Please feel free to contact us via support@ianker.com, we will always be here to assist you.
1779018
My charger is a 20volt, but I think the main question is whether the connection points on the charger are the same. I can't send you a photo, but it has 4 connecting points that plug into the charger. Good luck!
438586
I didn't see any specific references to a replacement charger. It's usually the battery that dies. However, I believe Radio Shack has some chargers including universal chargers with a variety of outputs and plug connectors. It shouldn't be difficult to match the output specifications on their replacement units to your non-working charger and it should work fine. I would check the output of your old charger first. As I said the batteries are usually the weak spot. Amazon stocks replacement batteries for the Gizmo.
440341
Know they are sold separately but if you have an old 18 volt charger the new 20 volt battery will work on it!