What is the polarity and voltage of the DC adapter? I've got the Oster 4207 / 4208 electric wine-bottle opener, but without the AC adapter. I was wondering if anyone knew the specs (DC voltage, tip polarity)...usually, it is written on the adapter itself in teeny-tiny print. FYI, the model number for the power supply is YL-35-060080D, and it is listed as being from DONGGUAN YINLI ELECTRONICS CO LTD at a UL-registration website ( http://www.ulwindows.com/chaxun/7358.html ).....but still haven't found specs. Thanks for any help! What is the polarity and voltage of the DC adapter? I've got the Oster 4207 / 4208 electric wine-bottle opener, but without the AC adapter. I was wondering if anyone knew the specs (DC... » Read More What is the polarity and voltage of the DC adapter? I've got the Oster 4207 / 4208 electric wine-bottle opener, but without the AC adapter. I was wondering if anyone knew the specs (DC voltage, tip polarity)...usually, it is written on the adapter itself in teeny-tiny print. FYI, the model number for the power supply is YL-35-060080D, and it is listed as being from DONGGUAN YINLI ELECTRONICS CO LTD at a UL-registration website ( http://www.ulwindows.com/chaxun/7358.html ).....but still haven't found specs. Thanks for any help! « Show Less
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No, it is 9V, I am sure about that.The polarity is what I doubt, but is easy to check. If you pug it and the light does not turn on, it is the other choice.You cannot damage it by connecting it inverse.
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Actually, I have this same unit and the adapter is a 6v DC, 80ma...good luck.
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I lost my use of my charging stand when we lost power in an ice storm and the resulting power surge. I have written the company but got no reply. Great customer service! I want to use another cord (actually I have several) but I need to know the Voltage info. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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There are two power supplies, YL-35-060080D and YL-35-090080D. Mine, a Model 4207, is the YL-35-090080D which is a 9 VDC, 80 mA. I assume the YL-35-060080D must be a 6 VDC, 80 mA. Hence the model number with the 6 in it has a 6 VDC adapter and the model with the 9 in it has a 9 VDC adapter
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This might help as to ID'ing the specs. http://yinli.manufacturer.globalsources.com/si/6008809531687/pdtl/AC-DC/1001664702/Adapter.htmUL-certified Adapter with 9V DC, 80mA OutputModel Number: YL-35-090080mA
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Did you find the specs for the adapter? I've got the same problem.carlitosv@verdugo.cl
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The voltage is 9 v and the amperage is 80 mA. the polarity is Neg-outside and Pos in the inside.Neg---(0---Pos.
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On the bottom it shows tip positive and 6V DC @ 80 mAAnyone find a compatible power supply?
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It is a 110 but if you ask they may do a 220 v version, it is a good wine bottle opener, I recommend it.
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This is a low voltage unit. Its power usage is minimal. I have two of them and they work great. Just remember to clean it every week and replace the octanol cartridge every month.
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Dear Demetre,I am the kind of guy who keeps useful extra items. The darn hub didn't work when it came. I read someone's comment that the power adapter was too small, so I looked in my stash of power packs [some people call them "Wall Warts!"] and found one rated 5V 1Amp. Since then, it has worked, but it's junky - the sockets do not fit smoothly. I notice that everyone else is using 3 - 5 Amps. The item they sent to me was tiny and it was much weaker than my 1 Amp unit.
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This unit measures AC current and voltage and therefore has NO polarity on the CT (current transformer - toroid). Only DC measurement units have a polarity. You can connect either of the CT wires (both green) to either the red or black wire and the same applies to the voltage input terminal block.Hope that helps.
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I'm looking at the box and it only says that it's good for 12 volt cigarette socket. The only problem I have is the USB port is on the the bottom. It defines itself as a 4 port DC socket. Sorry it took me so long to get back with a reply.
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To start, big difference between adapters, voltage & pin size/polarity for starters. I've done a fairly exhaustive search on-line over the years and Sony never actually provided an adapter for this radio. However, they did for the previous model (which I own and use the adapter for this radio) Sony ICF-M350V. Universal has a description of the AC adapter as 4.5 VDC, but nothing else. I'm not near the adapter at the moment, but when I am, I'll post as much info as I can glean from the wall wart I use.
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Prior to answering, I carefully reread the instructions. No where is this question answered or addressed. I simply don't know. Technical info from instructions:" Power requirements: DC Adapter: 9vcd, 500 mA. Sorry!
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It does not come with one but they are very common and available in electronic areas of stores. It takes a 6V DC. Look around your house -I had 2. The voltage information is stamped on adaptor. Dan N is right about the voltage. The manual states the voltage you need and as I said above the voltage info is stamped on the charger. I did buy rechargeable batteries and a battery charger for when they are on the go.
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The voltage and current rating look right (9volts at 200milliamps), but O can't tell you if the polarity of the plug is correct for that device. There should be a little symbol near the socket that looks like a dot with a semicircle surrounding it and with a "+" connected to the dot in the middle (center positive). If that matches, then you're golden. If not, then you need to keep looking. Please note, the part of this adapter with the two spade-pins that plugs into the wall socket can separate from the body of the adapter and is notorious for breaking away from it. The only fix I've found for that is to glue it in place with super glue or model glue. The voltage and current rating look right (9volts at 200milliamps), but O can't tell you if the polarity of the plug is correct for that device. There should be a little symbol near the socket that looks like a dot with a semicircle surrounding it and with a "+" connected to the dot in the middle (center positive). If that matches, then you're golden. If not, then you need to keep looking. Please note, the part of this adapter with the two spade-pins that plugs into the wall socket can separate from the body of the adapter and is notorious for breaking away from it. The only fix... » Read More The voltage and current rating look right (9volts at 200milliamps), but O can't tell you if the polarity of the plug is correct for that device. There should be a little symbol near the socket that looks like a dot with a semicircle surrounding it and with a "+" connected to the dot in the middle (center positive). If that matches, then you're golden. If not, then you need to keep looking. Please note, the part of this adapter with the two spade-pins that plugs into the wall socket can separate from the body of the adapter and is notorious for breaking away from it. The only fix I've found for that is to glue it in place with super glue or model glue. « Show Less
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I lost the adapter to recharge. Is there another way to recharge this wine opener? We have tried to take it apart and change the batteries, but to no avail. Thanks for the help.Laurie
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This is what's printed directly on the side:4.8A, 24W Dual Port AC AdaptorModel: L48WC-W (I have the white one)Input: 100-240V ~ 50/60Hz, 0.5AOutput 1: 5V/2.4A (Max)Output 2: 5V/2.4A (Max)Then there's symbols printed on:A square within a square, a home, the recycle symbol, trash can with X over it.It also has FC with a littler c in the big C, CE, and RoHS Compliant. I hope that helps.
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Look closely at the back of the handle.. Small round item with voltages marked in black. You'll probably need a small or medium flat tip screwdriver. (I think Alicia might've misunderstood..)
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it's a converter...to USB DCV. HOWEVER, I used it in Italy this last June...it worked for 20 minutes, overheated, and died. I would NOT suggest you use this in Sweden - which runs 230 volts at 50Hz. I can't vouch for any other product, but my experience with THIS one was pure negative. Use something else, Jeff. Enjoy Sweden...it's lovely!JS
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This seems to be a very common problem with the Waring. Have you tried recharging it for a day to see if that will work? This happened to our Waring a lot, so I finally gave up and bought an Oster cordless wine opener. I've never had any problems with the Oster. I would highly recommend it.
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The adapter that came with my Velocity rower says, "AHEAD AC ADAPTOR CLASS 2 TRANSFORMER. Model: ADC - 0601000 I/P AC 120V 60Hz 14W O/P: DC 6V 1000mA. Class 2 is the specification for the plug size, I think. But wait (as they say on those TV commercials) check this out ZJchao 6V 1A AC Adapter To DC Power Adapter 5.5/2.1mm I bought the referenced part from amazon to power my OZERI blood pressure cuff, Prime 2 day free delivery. It says AC/DC ADAPTER Model: LJM--186<IC>INPUT:100-240V AC 50/60 HZ OUTPUT:6V DC 1A. Cost $5.00. Powered up my Rower with no problem. AMAZON and others sell similar transformers with different size connectors, as "Universals". You're really not in a lot of trouble over the adapter, person. The adapter that came with my Velocity rower says, "AHEAD AC ADAPTOR CLASS 2 TRANSFORMER. Model: ADC - 0601000 I/P AC 120V 60Hz 14W O/P: DC 6V 1000mA. Class 2 is the specification for the plug size, I think. But wait (as they say on those TV commercials) check this out ZJchao 6V 1A AC Adapter To DC Power Adapter 5.5/2.1mm I bought the referenced part from amazon to power my OZERI blood pressure cuff, Prime 2 day free delivery. It says AC/DC ADAPTER Model: LJM--186<IC>INPUT:100-240V AC 50/60 HZ OUTPUT:6V DC 1A. Cost $5.00.... » Read More The adapter that came with my Velocity rower says, "AHEAD AC ADAPTOR CLASS 2 TRANSFORMER. Model: ADC - 0601000 I/P AC 120V 60Hz 14W O/P: DC 6V 1000mA. Class 2 is the specification for the plug size, I think. But wait (as they say on those TV commercials) check this out ZJchao 6V 1A AC Adapter To DC Power Adapter 5.5/2.1mm I bought the referenced part from amazon to power my OZERI blood pressure cuff, Prime 2 day free delivery. It says AC/DC ADAPTER Model: LJM--186<IC>INPUT:100-240V AC 50/60 HZ OUTPUT:6V DC 1A. Cost $5.00. Powered up my Rower with no problem. AMAZON and others sell similar transformers with different size connectors, as "Universals". You're really not in a lot of trouble over the adapter, person. « Show Less
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YES! The AC adapter is a universal input "switching" model. You just need a prong adapter (Europlug and/or UK Type-G to NEMA-5).Specs on wall-wart:Switching AdapterMODEL:SUN-1200070INPUT:100-240V~ 50/60Hz 0.05AOUTPUT:12V --- 0.7A (positive center polarity)I was also pleasantly surprised to find the receptacle on the fan works well with either of the two most common types of barrel plugs... both fit and make good contact, so a couple car/cig adapters I've got laying around work just perfectly with this fan. The electronics near the plug (presumably the voltage regulator) gets noticeably warm during operation on wall or car power (but not on battery power), but after a few hours, it seems to be staying within reason. YES! The AC adapter is a universal input "switching" model. You just need a prong adapter (Europlug and/or UK Type-G to NEMA-5).Specs on wall-wart:Switching AdapterMODEL:SUN-1200070INPUT:100-240V~ 50/60Hz 0.05AOUTPUT:12V --- 0.7A (positive center polarity)I was also pleasantly surprised to find the receptacle on the fan works well with either of the two most common types of barrel plugs... both fit and make good contact, so a couple car/cig adapters I've got laying around work just perfectly with this fan. The... » Read More YES! The AC adapter is a universal input "switching" model. You just need a prong adapter (Europlug and/or UK Type-G to NEMA-5).Specs on wall-wart:Switching AdapterMODEL:SUN-1200070INPUT:100-240V~ 50/60Hz 0.05AOUTPUT:12V --- 0.7A (positive center polarity)I was also pleasantly surprised to find the receptacle on the fan works well with either of the two most common types of barrel plugs... both fit and make good contact, so a couple car/cig adapters I've got laying around work just perfectly with this fan. The electronics near the plug (presumably the voltage regulator) gets noticeably warm during operation on wall or car power (but not on battery power), but after a few hours, it seems to be staying within reason. « Show Less