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Scholl foot massager, lost power adapter.
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mrsv05
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Hello, my mum has a scholl foot massager with heat that she puts her feet into to. During her move the lead got misplaced from the massager, or thrown, but now she doesn't know how to power it, scholl have been no help.
She has some of the multi use power adapters at home and wonders if she can use them. The foot controller states Model dr2160ukr. 12vdc 1a. Use with ac adapter te-121000v only.
I have looked about for her but found nothing, could she use one of her adapters? She has a uniross ac dc adapter which says 3-4-5-6-7.5-9-12 300ma and has a moving slider which says dc 0 3 4.5 6 9 12.
She also has another one which is ac ac adapter input 230v-50hz 100 ma. Output 9v 700 ma 6.3 va.
Are either any use?
Thank you
She has some of the multi use power adapters at home and wonders if she can use them. The foot controller states Model dr2160ukr. 12vdc 1a. Use with ac adapter te-121000v only.
I have looked about for her but found nothing, could she use one of her adapters? She has a uniross ac dc adapter which says 3-4-5-6-7.5-9-12 300ma and has a moving slider which says dc 0 3 4.5 6 9 12.
She also has another one which is ac ac adapter input 230v-50hz 100 ma. Output 9v 700 ma 6.3 va.
Are either any use?
Thank you
A happy wife, and mum to 2 lovely little boys :j
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How about this
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/WOOLWORTHS-ADAPTOR-ADAPTER-12V-12VA-TE-121000V-1A-1000MA-/350583642835
Neither of the two that you mention would be of any use.
The first one would be able to supply the correct voltage (12 volts), but the current is far too low, and the 2nd one is only 9v/,0
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