I bought a XPV terranator and took it to India for my nephew. but I plugged the charger to a 220v inputpower supply, so the charger got spoiled. Where can i get the new charger from? Will i have to replace the battery pack of car too as the car has not been charged for more than 6 months?

Contact The point of purchase. The phone should come with a charger. Or you can contact Looking For Help to find a replacement.

Mark
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unscrew the back plate on back of car and power adapter is located there.

max 150 watts

The voltage in India is 22V. The unit you purchased in the US is for use with 120V. If you have plugged the unit into your 220V electric supply without a voltage converter to lower the voltage to 120V, you have damaged the charging cord and it will need to be replaced

In case you brought it from US and didn't use a manual stabilizer to bring down the voltage to 110 and plugged it in India in that case the power supply for the wii is blown and you would need to get it repaired because in India the voltage used is 220 V as compared to US and some other countries where the voltage is much less than 220V.

Hi, do not experiment with other chargers (its not worth, because of price for new one), the cheapest one (with most positive reviews from buyers) is Amazon com PHILIPS NORELCO G370 charger . hope this was helpful.

So confusing...Laptop AC Adapter nowadays has AUTOMATIC VOLTAGE, meaning it doesn't matter if it is 110v or 220v. Maybe you've got a FAULTY BATTERY. Remove the battery and plug in your AC Adapter to outlet and to your laptop and try to power-on.


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UNIDEN DOES NOT SUPPORT SERVICE IN INDIA, TRU 9466/TRU9485 WILL ONLY WORK IN THE US AND CANADA. USING ANOTHER CHARGER COULD DAMAGE THE BASE.

Ram,

Good day mate, no problem you can plug your dvd direct to your outlet since it indicates 100 - 240V it only means your player is capable of having either 110V 0r 220V.

note: also try to check 1st if you will see a voltage selector at the back of your dvd player. it's either a slide switch indicating 110 or 220V. if no sign of this selector no problem you can plug your player straight to your socket.

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mark

It is not the pod that isn't working, a 220v power supply would overload the circuitry in the subwoofer. And since the damage is done, a step down converter would be no help at this point. I would take it to a electronic repair shop and have them take a look at it.