Hello everyone,
Second question for you guys: For an AC Power Adapter for a Netbook (HP Mini), I am trying to replace the first piece of the adapter - the part that plugs into the wall, and on the other end, plugs into the transformer.
I need to replace this cord because it is heavily damaged, and is about to fall apart any day now. I have a spare power cord that is similar in construction, and all that I would need to do is remove the two end heads (the piece that plugs into the transformer) and replace it on the new cord.
However, the existing (damaged) cord is rated at 6A, whereas the replacement cord is rated at 10A.
The power transformer for the netbook has an input amps rating of 100-240V, 2.4A.
Is it safe to replace the 6A damaged cord with a 10A replacement cord?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Second question for you guys: For an AC Power Adapter for a Netbook (HP Mini), I am trying to replace the first piece of the adapter - the part that plugs into the wall, and on the other end, plugs into the transformer.
I need to replace this cord because it is heavily damaged, and is about to fall apart any day now. I have a spare power cord that is similar in construction, and all that I would need to do is remove the two end heads (the piece that plugs into the transformer) and replace it on the new cord.
However, the existing (damaged) cord is rated at 6A, whereas the replacement cord is rated at 10A.
The power transformer for the netbook has an input amps rating of 100-240V, 2.4A.
Is it safe to replace the 6A damaged cord with a 10A replacement cord?
Thanks in advance for your help.