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110/220V Power supply Canon IP3000, IP4000, IP5000, IP6000

realblackstuff · 2006-10-04 18:43:48

Anybody have a defective Canon Pixma printer of one of the above models, where the power supply is still OK, and which is either 110V or 110/220V switching? When you turn the printer over, you'll see a 'snap-in' power supply (AC-adapter), ca. 4.5 x 8 cm. There is a number on it, such as K30235. Check the input voltage, and…

04-10-2006 6:43pm

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Anybody have a defective Canon Pixma printer of one of the above models, where the power supply is still OK, and which is either 110V or 110/220V switching?

When you turn the printer over, you'll see a 'snap-in' power supply (AC-adapter), ca. 4.5 x 8 cm.
There is a number on it, such as K30235.
Check the input voltage, and if you find one with 110V or 110/220V, please let me know.
(could also be 115V and/or 115/230V).

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