SH*T!!! (insert Profanity)

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Looking at the title again, I'm surprised you didn't borrow my oft used eloquent phrase from last Wednesday night.

It'll be okay with a new power supply, yeah?

[GoktimusPrime]

Doesn't the U.S. have a different voltage from Australia? If so you may need to use a transformer (step-up/down). If you were using a transformer and it still blew on you then you might need to see if there's something faulty with the transformer or if it was the actual charger itself that buggered up on you. Hope things work out either way. :/

[Paulbot]

Doesn't the U.S. have a different voltage from Australia? If so you may need to use a transformer (step-up/down). If you were using a transformer and it still blew on you then you might need to see if there's something faulty with the transformer or if it was the actual charger itself that buggered up on you. Hope things work out either way. :/

How odd that a post on this messageboard that contains the word "transformer" three times has nothing to do with toys :P

[GoktimusPrime]

And the only time the word "transformer" is mentioned in the live action movie was in reference to an electrical transformer.

[kup]

I dunno, from South America which uses the same voltage, socket, etc as the US has alwasy worked fine in Australia. The same goes when I take something from AU to South America.

[GoktimusPrime]

I honestly don't know what U.S. voltage is tbh. It's either an issue with the transformer if voltage conversion is an issue - and/or an issue with the actual appliance itself. *shrug.shrug* But hey, we got to discuss transformers in a non toy or fantasy related way, so that was fun.

[Zippo]

Doesn't the U.S. have a different voltage from Australia? If so you may need to use a transformer (step-up/down). If you were using a transformer and it still blew on you then you might need to see if there's something faulty with the transformer or if it was the actual charger itself that buggered up on you. Hope things work out either way. :/

Yep 110V compared to 230-240V here.

[lcz128]

Am much saddened by it still.

[GoktimusPrime]

Why? So long as you use a transformer everything should be sweet. As I said, if it is a voltage issue then it's either something faulty with the transformer or the appliance. Are either covered by warranty?