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Caeberos · 02-03-2004, 09:10 PM

A friend of my has an old HP Jordana Organizer and the power transformer (the thing you plug into the wall, that is what it is called right?) is basically dead, it is 12v at 400ma, it also uses a special plug to get power into the Jordana unit. They asked me if i could fix it and I am planning to cut off the plug and solder it to a working 12v transformer, I am pretty sure that the amperage on the new unit does not matter as long as it is higher than 400ma is this is the case? I just don't want to fry the thing since it isn't mine.

02-03-2004, 09:10 PM	#1
Caeberos Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: New York Posts: 32	Transformer Questions A friend of my has an old HP Jordana Organizer and the power transformer (the thing you plug into the wall, that is what it is called right?) is basically dead, it is 12v at 400ma, it also uses a special plug to get power into the Jordana unit. They asked me if i could fix it and I am planning to cut off the plug and solder it to a working 12v transformer, I am pretty sure that the amperage on the new unit does not matter as long as it is higher than 400ma is this is the case? I just don't want to fry the thing since it isn't mine.