I think I can buy a cinvert to step up our 120 voltage to 220v and the machin will run. James spliced in an American electric plug and the machin doesn’t work. I think it’s voltage. Help me, help me, help me....... will I be able to get it running?
3 Answers
Here you are stuck with an (expensive) spinning wheel that's no longer working and you won't receive a refund due to altering the machine.
The simplest solution would have been to buy a voltage converter/travel adapter.
The price ranges from cheap ( like the one purchased for my computer)to fairly expensive.
The best thing about an adapter is that it actually works!
7 years ago. Rating: 4 | |
I'm so sad for you! You could have bought a converter from Amazon for about $15. I'm so sad for you. You still have James skulking around being a know-it-all.
7 years ago. Rating: 3 | |
Unfortunately, we DO reap what we sow, and I have a hunch James brought that on himself.
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25 days ago. Rating: 0 | |
Tip, you may consider changing your Butler, for one with some experience in electronics.