Lexmark z42 power supply

[box2k2]

I have managed to acquire a lexmark z42 printer, but without the power supply.

According to the lexmark website the part is number : 12G3602

Does anyone have one of these and if so could you post it's characteristics (voltage, polarity etc.)

Many thanks in advance

 

[Cosmin]

I have this printer ( 04380319697 ' RPC01 ) .
In it's manual I can find what you need or .. ?

 

[box2k2]

Might be in the manual. More likely to be found on the power adapter itself. The pinter suggests that the supply is 30 volt one, but that seems high, and I have no way to recreate it.

If you check the power supply itself, it should have printed on it information on input voltage, output voltage, amps, polarity, part number etc...

 

[Bytes Back]

Heh, Bung it in the bin. Look the cartridges for those printers are nearly £30 each. When you need a black and a colour then you have spend £60, A new epson or canon is only about £10 more.

Epson prices for cartridges are about £20, but you can use generics

And canon prices are about £9 each.

You'll save a fortune.

 

[box2k2]

Ain't mine to bung in the bin - belongs to a friend and suits him well.

Better performance than the Apollo P2200 he's using until I sort this out.

 

[Cosmin]

What I've found on adapter first

AC ADAPTER
V9908

Model DNG-3005-A
Input 220-240V~50/60Hz 180mA
Ouput 30V - - - 500mA
Part NO: 17E0301

 

[box2k2]

Thats what I'm after.

Unusually high voltage for a power adapter, and I've no way to replicate it without the original part. Guess it's going in the bin after all.

Cheers for the help.