AngelAir
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Wow that would make it easy if its just a missing cord.
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How Can I Get My Cabinet Lights To Work?
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These cases suck with lights. I was told not to bother fixing through oakley. Just replace balast
kronin323
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The connector for a standard PC power cord is called C13 (and the matching appliance inlet the C14). This looks like the right-angle variety.
Don't know what that NS-15 is supposed to mean, maybe a local part number?
There is also a similar C15 connector for higher temperature settings but I doubt this is it.
If Ecko can show a pic of the top of the connector (where the pins go in) and / or the appliance inlet plug, that should clear it up. Maybe with a quarter or something in the pic for scale reference (is it just me or does that plug look freakishly big in that pic? Maybe Ecko has small hands?
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Or Magnus can just grab a PC cord and try it... kronin323
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Totally a standard right-angle C13. The right angle ones are a little harder to find than straight but C13s are everywhere. If you (Magnus) don't have one laying around they probably have a crateload at goodwill or the local used PC shop.
@Ecko - hand looking quite normal-sized there
- musta been the angle in the first pic... Thx!
I was zoomed way in to try to capture what the plug said.Totally a standard right-angle C13. The right angle ones are a little harder to find than straight but C13s are everywhere. If you (Magnus) don't have one laying around they probably have a crateload at goodwill or the local used PC shop.
@Ecko - hand looking quite normal-sized there - musta been the angle in the first pic... Thx!
I hope my hands are normal as I am 6'5 kronin323
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Damn!
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