Need to convert my 110 volt 15amp to 240 volt

If the charger is 100 to 240VAC, it should work. USA use 110 volt so the charger should be OK with 240. The UK charger will probably have a UK 3 pin plug on it. If you use it in the US, you will have to change the plug again or buy an international adaptor which can be adapted to fit most outlets anywhere in the World.

If the set is USA or north America format that is NTSC and in Europe a lot of places are PAL or Secam---means if USA NTSC set you will need a PAL/SECAM to NTSC converter--converts one signal type to another.

Only other possible issue is voltage---must be 110-120 volts AC and not 220 volts.

No chance and no way without the step down transformer---

You need a Step Down Voltage Converter (also called a Voltage Transformer)
which steps down 240, 230, 220 volts to 110 volts and
allows you to use 110 volts Devices from USA in 220 v / 230 v / 240 v Countries

Yes, the adapter takes 120 volts... Best way might be to get a 220 to 110 trnasformer converter then you can run other stuff as well... Get one of the step down transformers in first column... the 100 watt one would be more than adequate, but for future things you might want higher rating.

http://www.world-import.com/transformers.htm

The short answer unfortunately is no. The internal motor that drives this compressor requires 220 and will not work properly with 110. Your only option would be to replace the motor with one compatible with 110. The cost of that would approximate a major portion of a replacement unit.

Sorry about the bad news.

Dan

you can get all sorts of adapters these day in FR anyway they operate of 220v mainly,the U.K.--240v.

u can find voltage converter connectors......try using that....u can ask for travel adapters....hope u find them

USA = 110 Volts AC
UK = 220 Volts AC

If there is a fuse, you will find a piece of toast in its place

How did you manage this in the first place, the plugs are dramatically different. You fix this yourself?

You might be better off with a new speaker. If the power got through, it probably smoked your transformer.