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    Clevo Replacement Charger

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by Kenny1254, Mar 5, 2013.

  1. Kenny1254

    Kenny1254 Newbie

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    Hi,

    I purchased a Kobalt GS150 model and my battery charger has been broken. I am having difficulty in sourcing a new one and I can no longer go to Kobalt for a replacement. The information on the charger in English is;

    Liteon
    PA-1131-07
    100-240V ~ 2.15A 50-60Hz
    19V 6.3 A

    Does anyone have any links for either a direct replacement or one that will be compatible?

    Thanks
     
  2. Zymphad

    Zymphad Zymphad

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    Why wouldn't you just ask your local Clevo reseller?
     
  3. Support.1@XOTIC PC

    Support.1@XOTIC PC Company Representative

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    Doing a quick Google search for that model of power adapter leads to quite a few results. Looks like it's a pretty standard adapter to use that shouldn't be too hard to source.
     
  4. Prostar Computer

    Prostar Computer Company Representative

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    I think that's a Clevo w150erq; you can go with Derek's search results or contact a Clevo reseller for a compatible adapter.
     
  5. Kenny1254

    Kenny1254 Newbie

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    The majority of the google sites are either from America or they look rather amateurish sites that I'm reluctant to trust for a quick delivery.

    I have contacted local sellers however I though i would check here to see if anyone had any recommendations of actually purchasing from a site.
     
  6. b0b1man

    b0b1man Notebook Deity

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    Get a 120W Fortron NB-120 adapter!!!!
    Or get a 150W Fortron like mine, that has more power, the same size as the 120W, also has the same weight lol!

    I recommend it because Im using it and it works like a champ!
    Build quality is SOLID!!!
    Comes with a carrying pouch too!
     
  7. OCNbluedevil

    OCNbluedevil Notebook Consultant

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    I would check ebay. Found one for a NP9150 for 70 bucks shipped. :D
     
  8. Mighty_Benduru

    Mighty_Benduru Notebook Consultant

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    Unless the connector is like the annoying 4 pin weird style like the NP9170, you can pretty much use any standard universal power adapter out there. Just make sure the replacement you get has the appropriate rated wattage rating. You don't have to use OEM adapters.
     
  9. b0b1man

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    Ye! Better get something with interchangeable tips, it will work with future laptops you get of the same class.
     
  10. Prostar Computer

    Prostar Computer Company Representative

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    That's true; you don't have to use OEM adapters. But I will say that I see aftermarket universals burn out more often than OEM adapters. Compatibility aside, the originals are simply safer - even if you bite the bullet on cost,