AC adapter info needed I recently moved and the movers lost the AC adapter form my 430. I have a huge bin of various adapters in my closet, but I need to know the specs (output voltage, amperage and polarity) before I can replace it. I've tried e-mailing Schwinn without any luck.Could one of you check your adapter and post the info that's printed on it?Thanks! AC adapter info needed I recently moved and the movers lost the AC adapter form my 430. I have a huge bin of various adapters in my closet, but I need to know the specs (output voltage, amperage... » Read More AC adapter info needed I recently moved and the movers lost the AC adapter form my 430. I have a huge bin of various adapters in my closet, but I need to know the specs (output voltage, amperage and polarity) before I can replace it. I've tried e-mailing Schwinn without any luck.Could one of you check your adapter and post the info that's printed on it?Thanks! « Show Less
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Here you go:AC-DC AdaptorChen Yow Class 2 TransformerInput: 120V AC 60Hz 9WOutput: 9V DC 500mAHope this helps...-TH
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TylerThat worked for mine as well, which I had also lost moving. Thanks for posting that!!
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pretty much... Within 3 to 5 days they will contact you via the method you specified. If you said to call, they will eventually call, but without knowing when, good luck. They will follow up with an email, but they most probably would be much help. I asked for replacement AC adapters (on eBay for $4.00), and they quoted $20 each for three plus $10 shipping - $70 for 3 adapters worth $15 made in China. Good luck with any warranty service... They have never been honorable regarding any piece of equipment sold to me (spent over $1000!)
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I checked the label on the power unit and it reads:AC/DC adaptorClass 2 power supplyModel: YL35-060080DInput: 120V AC 60Hz 2.5 WOutput: 6V DC 80mAWonder if you Google to help you find a replacement.Hey...I'd send you mine, but I use it too often. :)Renee
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I'm trying to find out the same thing. There's someone selling a "adaptor" on eBay but I don't know what it actually does. He wants $30 for it. Another rip off.
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If the adapter didn't come with the unit you're SOL. Go back to the store where you bought it and return it or maybe you can find another unit on ebay or Craigs list. I don't think much of the unit anyway.
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Well, if you need a replacement AC adapter, I'd suggest getting one of the multi-tip/multi-voltage ones they sell right here on Amazon.com (just do a search for "AC adapter" and you'll find several of them) and then you'll have one that has the right tip with the right polarity and the right voltage for your iMT800. Good luck!
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Thank you for your email to Hammacher Schlemmer. Unfortunately, there is no A/C adapter available for this item. I apologize for the inconvenience. If you need further assistance please let us know. Thank you.
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I'm not sure what is meant by a "standard" AC adapter. It takes a standard 6V adapter. Use a standard 12V adapter and you'll fry it. Hope that helps.
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I just called Schwinn to confirm. This takes a 9v 500ma power adapter... seach ebay or google for best price...
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I purchased the bike from Wal-Mart. Wal-Mart did not sell the adaptor cord so I purchased that from Amazon and I'm glad that I did! As a person who owns an elliptical machine which only runs on batteries it's a hassle. My suggestion is to order this cord that goes with bike. It will save money for you in the long run. Hope that this helps!
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There is a port for an AC adapter. Mine did not come with one. Radio Shack should be able match one if you bring it with you to the store. The polarity has to be correct.
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Chris -- i ended up returning because I needed the one with electrical . Sorry i can't be of help!
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Not sure, but prior comment makes sense. The A/C adapter converts the 120 volts a/c to 24 Volts D/C with a small amp of 1.8. Amp isn't important as the unit will draw what it needs. The 24 Volts is the important one. If you have a volt meter check the output at the Easyshare Printer to see if power is getting to it. If not it's probably the voltage converter and I don't what's in there for the change and reduction. If there is power on the plug at the Easyshare printer then there is something wrong internally in the Easyshare and it could be one of 50 things in there. Easier to try and find one on Ebay or some other source if so. Not sure, but prior comment makes sense. The A/C adapter converts the 120 volts a/c to 24 Volts D/C with a small amp of 1.8. Amp isn't important as the unit will draw what it needs. The 24 Volts is the important one. If you have a volt meter check the output at the Easyshare Printer to see if power is getting to it. If not it's probably the voltage converter and I don't what's in there for the change and reduction. If there is power on the plug at the Easyshare printer then there is something wrong internally in the Easyshare and it could be one of 50 things in there. Easier to try and find... » Read More Not sure, but prior comment makes sense. The A/C adapter converts the 120 volts a/c to 24 Volts D/C with a small amp of 1.8. Amp isn't important as the unit will draw what it needs. The 24 Volts is the important one. If you have a volt meter check the output at the Easyshare Printer to see if power is getting to it. If not it's probably the voltage converter and I don't what's in there for the change and reduction. If there is power on the plug at the Easyshare printer then there is something wrong internally in the Easyshare and it could be one of 50 things in there. Easier to try and find one on Ebay or some other source if so. « Show Less
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Where is the power supply on the bike? Can't find it! Batteryac or what?choswood@darientell.net912-258-4451
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Never got there....the harness for the dynamo was too small for the bike (shocks in the way).I did however notice that single wire and was also wondering how it connected.....I am sure you can call the manufacturer....or better yet. Look it up on youtube.
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1. it is 125v and stores power and presents a shock hazard even with the power disconnected. 2. follow the advice of your electrician or appliance repairman. 3. verify specifications such as at digikey or grainger, to see if it probably will fit your needs. 4. technically that would depend on your circuit's application. 5. look up he original schematic and any subsequent service bulletin updates to see if the manufacturer later changed this part. 6. did someone before you swap out the part for the different one in your device?
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I'd like that my answer be helpful, but I'll have to tell you that I bought this Adapter in error! The V's were OK, the mA's were OK, too; but I forgot everything about the plug tip, which was not the one needed! (Although it was my mistake, I've noticed that Adapter vendors don't pay too much attention to the tips! Hence, my [our] mistakes!) The vendor told me "no remorse", and I accepted it! - On the other hand, the Adapter looked all right to me, but I ignore its effectiveness! Henfry,