I discovered that my dysondc59 slim cordless came with a frayed charger cord. I wiuld like it replaced

The Ortho AllClear Cordless Power Mister charging cord requires a 5V DC power supply with a micro USB connector. You can purchase a replacement cord with these specifications at most electronics stores or online retailers. Make sure to verify that the voltage and connector type match the specifications of your device before purchasing a replacement cord.

That type of spare is not normally available on phone sets. I guess you could contact Panasonic.

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Handset Charger. PNLC1046ZW. Replacement Handset Charger for select Digital Cordless Answering Systems. Does not include AC Adapter or Handset.

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There's a high possibility that your cord could be frayed or damaged in any way I'm sure it's not some sort of offset problem that just says there's something wrong when there's nothing there so I would recheck my line and I would definitely check for insulation of my voltage

You can find them on amazon.com here is a link. Shark Euro Pro Cordless Sweeper Replacement 1049FK Adapter Charger EU 36615

While you can try to fix the fraying charger cord with heatshrink tubing available at a local electronics store, the best option is to replace the charging cable, because once the cord frays, the integrity and quality of charge is negatively effected and could damage your iPod with prolonged use.

If you go to the outdoor technology website in the FAQ there's a link for replacement cords, 5 dollars including shipping.

Hi,

If you've had this iron for a while it sounds like the cord may be frayed.
switch it off at the wall and unplug it, check the cord for wear, if the insulation is frayed, torn or broken and there are black burn marks on the cord where you saw sparks then the cord needs to be replaced.
DONT plug the iron back in until the cord is replaced.

Otherwise If there are no breaks or black burn marks on the cord, then your power point may be faulty and needs to be replaced!

I hope this was helpful
MobileJB

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it takes a 24V DC 200mA  The one I have is a Ktec Model KA12D240020034U

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