K kelnan Distinguished Aug 3, 2011 2 0 18,510 Aug 4, 2011 #1 Can I replace a 10A 125V power cord with a 7A 125V power cord on an HP printer?
PhilFrisbie Splendid Apr 22, 2006 6,472 3 26,465 Aug 4, 2011 #2 What type of printer? If it is an inkjet it should be fine, but if it is a laser then maybe not because they draw a LOT more power. Upvote 0 Downvote
What type of printer? If it is an inkjet it should be fine, but if it is a laser then maybe not because they draw a LOT more power.
K kelnan Distinguished Aug 3, 2011 2 0 18,510 Aug 4, 2011 #3 It is an HP Officejet 6500 - inkjet printer. Upvote 0 Downvote
PhilFrisbie Splendid Apr 22, 2006 6,472 3 26,465 Aug 5, 2011 #4 Then you should be fine. The specs say that unit draws a max of 50 watts, which is less than half an amp. Upvote 0 Downvote
Then you should be fine. The specs say that unit draws a max of 50 watts, which is less than half an amp.
PhilFrisbie Splendid Apr 22, 2006 6,472 3 26,465 Aug 28, 2011 #5 Yes,you can use it but it is not safe as the 7A 125V plug don't have a gound pin and if the cable is overload for long time then that would be a big problem Click to expand... What!?!? The amperage has nothing to do with a ground wire or not. Also, it is an inkjet printer, which will use much less than 7 amps. Upvote 0 Downvote
Yes,you can use it but it is not safe as the 7A 125V plug don't have a gound pin and if the cable is overload for long time then that would be a big problem Click to expand... What!?!? The amperage has nothing to do with a ground wire or not. Also, it is an inkjet printer, which will use much less than 7 amps.