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Power Adaptor for the HDR2000T

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    AntB

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    Short version: Can someone please look at the power adaptor for their HDR2000T and tell me what make and model it is please.

    Long version: I thought my old PDR9200T had died so I bought a newer HDR2000T, I did not like the way it could not amend the 4:3 TV settings even though the options are in the menu, they did nothing. So I had to organise an exchange with Humax. In the meantime I had listed my old 9200T for spares or repair on eBay as even though the clock had gone to --:-- ages ago it still worked until it started freezing after about 20 minutes of use. Someone emailed me off eBay saying there was a 'fix' for it, i thought they meant the --:-- issue as I know that can be fixed but I am no good with taking things apart, BUT there was another fix for the 'freezing' issue, so I followed that fix and now my 9200T is working fine again (bar the clock issue). So when Humax exchanged the HDR2000T I did not immediately plug it back in as my 9200T is fine. Anyway, at the weekend I thought I better try the HDR2000T to make sure it actually worked, even though I am unsure which unit to persevere with, BUT I could not find the power adaptor, when you exchange the unit they only take the unit so I knew the adaptor still had to be in the house, the Mrs ensures me she had not moved it, but she obviously had as I found it with my old collection of power adaptors. I now have a few adaptors and to make sure I do not blow up my new HDR2000T I need to know the exact make and model that comes with the unit so I can make sure I use the correct plug..... ha ha, told you it was the long version...

    | Mon 23 Nov 2015 11:06:00 #1 |
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    Welcome to our Forum

    I have 2 x 2000T with different power supply units:

    1. Wallwart - adaptor plugs straight into power outlet:

    Ktec P0413

    Edit: Output 12v 2.3A

    2. Brick - mains lead to power outlet:

    Ktec R2712

    Edit: Output 12V 4.0A

    Hope that helps...

    | Mon 23 Nov 2015 11:25:58 #2 |
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    bill63

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    Hi AntB, yes its a Ktec on it, it will say 12volt 2.5 amp.

    | Mon 23 Nov 2015 11:32:43 #3 |
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    Thank you, I have a KTEC one, I will check the exact code before plugging it in.

    Sorry to sound silly, Barry, but what does "Brick" mean ??

    | Mon 23 Nov 2015 12:45:16 #4 |
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    AntB - 3 minutes ago  » 
    Thank you, I have a KTEC one, I will check the exact code before plugging it in.
    Sorry to sound silly, Barry, but what does "Brick" mean ??

    It's a box with a separate detachable mains lead connector (usually a figure of 8 connector). In the other design the 13A plug is built into the psu.

    | Mon 23 Nov 2015 12:49:50 #5 |
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    AntB - 1 hour ago  » 
    Thank you, I have a KTEC one, I will check the exact code before plugging it in.
    Sorry to sound silly, Barry, but what does "Brick" mean ??

    Sorry was distracted, but thankfully Graham has posted the info

    | Mon 23 Nov 2015 14:17:27 #6 |
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    AntB

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    I have found a KTEC adaptor but mine states P5214 ??
    Is this the right one or will it blow up my Humax?

    | Wed 25 Nov 2015 9:12:31 #7 |
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    What does it state for the output?

    I've just edited my previous post with the outputs for the 2 PSU I have.

    | Wed 25 Nov 2015 9:21:52 #8 |
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    AntB

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    in tiny writing output is 12V===2.5A

    | Wed 25 Nov 2015 16:09:42 #9 |
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    If the connector fits into unit then that should be OK.

    | Wed 25 Nov 2015 23:00:23 #10 |

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