Kogi power cord damaged, i need to find a newkogi power cord. where do i find one?

This is the cord you're looking for. It's the same as the power cord for PCs. Only difference is the right end of the cable as that depends on which country you are in. You should be able to grab one of these at your nearest PC shop.

Power is "spitting back". In effect, not completing a circuit due to internal damage in the monitor. Try looking to see if the power socket on the monitor is loose, looks burned or worn. Check the DC adaptor to see you are getting the right voltage. If you are, and there is no wear on the jack socket, the power capacitors have gone in the monitor. If the jack IS worn, youmay be able to get it replaced fairly cheaply

http://cgi.ebay.com/Power-Supply-Adapter-Kogi-L7CH-LCD-Monitor-12V-4A-/230348299271

Any Computer Electric Plug Will Work But The Cable For The Screen To Hook To The Computer Can Be Bought On Ebay, Circuit City, Radio Shack, Best Buy Wal-Mart Even.

Try going to your local radio shack and matching the power requirements with. your current supply with the one at the store. Make sure they match

the power cable is as the simple attach to run the pc..

the vga cable u have to buy it from computer/monitor shop..
ask them for cable by telling them the model and spec. of your monitor.

regard,

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I would not recommend this because my monitor will probably burn up from doing this but; I just lost my power supply last night and I took a power cord from my seagate external 500 GB hard drive which has the same pin size plug in that goes into the monitor and plugged it directly into the wall. I assume that the external hard drive uses the same ac to dc converter although it looks just like a cord with no inverter capabilies. Not sure of the amps though and this could burn up the monitor completely. Works for now.

Where can I buy the power cord for my KOGI L5QX?

jim

my supply has the following specs.
LIEN CHANG
BSA-35-115
AC input- 110-240v 1A  47-63Hz
DC output 10-17v  3.5A
Nom. V 12v
Nom current 2.9A
output power 35A max.

With this you can likely find a universal "brick" that covers your needs

Jay

you can go to any monitor repair shop & get it.

just tell model no. or take the sample which is defective.

good luck.