Need to know the output voltage, current and polarity of the SS-4000 AC adapter

The adapter model number doesn't matter.
You need the output volts, AC or DC and the current (mA) off the existing adapter. You also need to match the input voltage for where you live, either about ~115v or about ~230V.
The last thing you need to match is the proper connector for the game and if DC the proper polarity.
If it's DC the easiest way is to go to a local store and get a universal adapter that can set multiple voltages, has multiple connectors and can possibly set both polarities. Just get one rated at equivalent or slightly more current than the old one. If you have to purchase one with significantly more current, you may need to set the voltage a little lower.

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there is no polarity in ac current as ac means alternating current and that means alternating between positive to negative back to positive back to negative and so on
only dc ( direct current ) and the center pin of the plug is designated as the positive pole has polarity, the outer case being the negative
OR Are you asking the voltage of the ac adapter and the voltage of the dc output side of the adapter

Sounds like you need a new AC adapter? Contact the manufacturer or look at the model number of the AC adapter and search the internet. Otherwise you could try mouser.com or some other site that sells adapters and make sure you have the correct input and output voltages(also correct AC or DC output) current rating equal to or greater than the original. Finally the plug needs to be the correct size, 2.1mm, 2.5mm, etc.

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Hope you find this information to be helpful.

All you need to know is:
- The output voltage (usually 12V)
- The rated output current (usually above 5A)
- The plug polarity (usually plus on the inside)
Then just purchase any replacement AC adapter that has the same voltage, same plug polarity and rated current preferrably more (at least 120%) of the original.
That's it.
You can buy them online, for example at http://www.12vadapters.com/

If I understand your description correctly, you have two TVs that use the same model adapter, and both adapters have failed. In that case, I would suspect a weak design, or you may have put them in some place where they were overheated or zapped by power line surges. If it appears to be a design problem, you may want to consider using a substitute.

The adapter should have the output voltage and current marked on it, for example, 12VDC 2300mA would be a 12 Volt, 2.3 Amp output. The polarity is usually marked with a diagram showing whether the center in or hole in the plug is positive or negative.

You can use an adapter with the same voltage and plug style (including polarity) and the same or greater current output. If you find one with the right voltage and current, but the wrong plug, you may be able to change the plug. Just be absolutely certain you have the wires going to the correct terminals; reversing the polarity could damage or destroy your TV. Do a proper solder job on it; simply stripping the wires and twisting them on will not be reliable.

Sources for adapters include www.jameco.com and www.mouser.com.

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If you look at the small print on the adaptor it should indicate by diagram Voltage output, current capacity, type and tip polarity by small diagram. Most adaptors are 'positive' -- but if you are unsure do not plug the adaptor into the device because it will fry it!

i have one of those hubs the ac adapter is output +5V, and current 0.2 - 2.5A, inside of connector is pos(+), outside is neg(-), input: 100 - 120 Vac and 0.45A Max

I contacted Cobra and they said the CA-45C AC charger output is rated at 16 volts and 100 mA of current.