Projector Power Supply

[D1Hickman]

I’m trying to find a replacement power supply for a Chinese made projector my kids use. Model YW-60W. Input: AC90-260V; Output: 19V/2.5A 12V/1.0A

 

[Martaine2005]

My search found nothing on that model.
Can you post a photo of the projector and a close up of the power connector.
Many laptops power supplies are 19.5V and up to 5A. Typically 2.5A-3A.
So one can modify a suitable PSU very cheaply. (If you’re so inclined).

Martin

 

[CircutScoper]

I’m trying to find a replacement power supply for a Chinese made projector my kids use. Model YW-60W. Input: AC90-260V; Output: 19V/2.5A 12V/1.0A

You'll probably need to buy two supplies -- one for each of the two different voltages, then splice them into the projector's connector. Here's a selection from one random source -- Amazon.

https://www.amazon.com/stores/page/...&pd_rd_r=1756eae0-b0ac-43d0-9a84-e844909342cb

 

[D1Hickman]

It’s an internal power supply. I’m not sure why I cannot post a picture on this thread.

 

[CircutScoper]

It’s an internal power supply. I’m not sure why I cannot post a picture on this thread.

So far as I (a newbie member) has so far discovered, you'll need to upload the picture to a hosting site (e.g. photobucket) and then post a link to it in your thread.

Meanwhile, are you saying the OEM internal supply has died and you want, instead of repairing it, to replace it?

 

[Martaine2005]

It’s an internal power supply. I’m not sure why I cannot post a picture on this thread.

Try resizing the photos to 300kB.
If you can’t find a replacement, you’ll have to use external supplies that are readily available.

Martin

 

[D1Hickman]

My search found nothing on that model.
Can you post a photo of the projector and a close up of the power connector.
Many laptops power supplies are 19.5V and up to 5A. Typically 2.5A-3A.
So one can modify a suitable PSU very cheaply. (If you’re so inclined).

Martin

So far as I (a newbie member) has so far discovered, you'll need to upload the picture to a hosting site (e.g. photobucket) and then post a link to it in your thread.

Meanwhile, are you saying the OEM internal supply has died and you want, instead of repairing it, to replace it?

 

[D1Hickman]

Yes. I would not know how to repair a PCB or what to call the part that is clearly burned.

 

[CircutScoper]

Yes. I would not know how to repair a PCB or what to call the part that is clearly burned.

Well then, without at least some photos to illustrate the problem, you'll be wanting to check in with the ESP/Clairvoyance forum next door. Sadly, I seen to have misplaced my OUIJA board.