Post by Adam on Jul 30, 2004 12:04:34 GMT -5
Hello,
I have two 1200's with European pins on the power supply cords. These also have a built-in voltage adapter (110/220v) whose switch is under the slipmat.
I have accidentally plugged one of them in here in the UK, and blown the motor. This is the second time I have done this. I am also learning about how to cross the street and look both ways this week. Thing is, the first time I did it it cost me £200, and the repair guy said he was replacing the whole motor, which I had blown.
But I have been thinking (which hurts), and in the design of the turnatables there must be a fuse which would blow before the motor would, and I think the repair guy MAY have ripped me off. Can anyone confirm or deny this? If anyone can direct me to any information on where to get a fuse if there is one, and how to change it, I would really appreciate it.
thanks
Adam
I have two 1200's with European pins on the power supply cords. These also have a built-in voltage adapter (110/220v) whose switch is under the slipmat.
I have accidentally plugged one of them in here in the UK, and blown the motor. This is the second time I have done this. I am also learning about how to cross the street and look both ways this week. Thing is, the first time I did it it cost me £200, and the repair guy said he was replacing the whole motor, which I had blown.
But I have been thinking (which hurts), and in the design of the turnatables there must be a fuse which would blow before the motor would, and I think the repair guy MAY have ripped me off. Can anyone confirm or deny this? If anyone can direct me to any information on where to get a fuse if there is one, and how to change it, I would really appreciate it.
thanks
Adam
