User Manual I need a user manual and a power cord?? any suggestions

At any electronic part store , you could take a picture of the power jack in the rear of your equipment and ask for a AC power cable with the following characteristics:

-Power Supply AC In 100~240V 50/60Hz
-Consumption Working 60W(Max), Standby 2.5W

User manual can be found in the following link:
http://static.highspeedbackbone.net/pdf/VisionQuest-LVQ-19HLD-LCDTV-DVD-Combo-Manual.pdf

Hi Michele, Without your cordless phone brand name and model number nobody can help mate.... You might find a FREE user manual on line, Just google (user manual for)+brand+cordless phone+model number.. For example:user manual for Samsung TV LE32R53B<- Example only.......
A web page opens and you should find a free download on that page, I hope this helps.....CHEERS..

Hi Mangy:
This is without a doubt what my British Grandfather called a "whatsit".
They can come in an amazing array of shapes and sizes, and utilize a variety of power sources.
The really neat thing is that they are capable of being intended to perform an infinite number of objectives.
Once you determine what the objective is, the term "whatsit" can be replaced by "redoflab", "baffledorb", or occasionally "gizmo" or "thingy".
Taking it a set further, and actually progressing from objective to method, will sometimes result in finding a product identity name, in which case getting a "YOU SIR, MANUAL" is a possibility.
Cheers,
Tungin Cheeky

I would suggest that contact the dealer from whom you purchased the oven or call any number listed on the model tag of the oven.

i have a user manual - and have the DF250. Unfortunately, I'm missing my cord

hi there!

are you sure its the user manual you have there, because printers nowadays only includes brochurs and not the complete user manual guide. if you can post the model name of the printer i can probably look for the manual for you. try turn off then unplug power cord from the printer and from the power source at well, leave it like that for 2mins then plug the power cord back to the printer first then directly to the wall (dont use power extensions for now). post back if the same issue happens, please include name of printer and model.

Hi, I think your units model number is AJ6111. According to the owners manual, the FM antenna is integrated to AC Power Cord. So you can not add antenna. But you can try to re arrange the cord and perhaps add an extension cord to see if reception gets better.

If this is not the unit you have, please try to provide the model number so I can look up the right owners manual and try to help you.

Good luck.

Plug it in

See the page 6 in the user manual

http://www.lexmark.com/publications/pdfs/x75/eng/enuser.pdf
Here is the user manual if you don't have it.

here is the link for the user manual; http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/PRN720/en/OM/720_English.pdf Page 11 states that there is a seperate power cord, and shows the connection port. Unfortunately there is no picture of the power cord itself, it may be a standard cord alone, or it may include a power transformer - the manual is unclear. All the contact details for dell are included in the manual, or contact them on; http://support.dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/dellcare/en/contact_us?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs&~ck=mn Hope this helps :)