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I'm trying to use wall AC adapter to power it. I tried all kind of 6 volts with NO success. Which AC adapter do you recommend? You need to know how much current "amps" the pump motor draws. If the motor is visible to you, there should be a data plate that shows the voltage and amperage required. Reply 7 years ago on Step 3. Reply 8 years ago on Introduction. Thanks for the quick reply! Actually I have 3 led strips I want to convert, all using 3 AA batteries each. The easy way would be to use three separate 4.

The ideal would be to connect them all together somehow and use only 1 adapter, maybe a Still figuring out the latter. Hi, I'm trying to do something very similar with a 3 aa battery led strip. A question about the adapter you used. If your adapter, was rated 4. It would still work right? Not very efficiently but the device would still only draw as much it needs?

Oh, yes. So long as you a have the right voltage, and b the current rating is higher than what the device needs, you'll be fine. If the current rating is too low, the wall wart will overheat. What you describe should be fine. Many thanks for the helpful reply! The batteries are in series as they're connected in a daisy-chain.

Also, the housing has "12v" printed in large characters. I tried to find any info about calculating wattage from volts and Ah without success. Reply 8 years ago on Step 3. To convert energy to power you need to know how fast you're discharging the batteries. When you used the 1A and 2A wall warts, did they get hot when you were trying to use the vacuum? If so, the vacuum was trying to draw more current than those adapters were rated, and you'll need a higher amperage adapter.

I have a no-longer-very rechargeable vacuum I'd love to convert to a wall wart but have been failing with various adapters I've tried. The vacuum uses ten 1. So that equals 12v total. I thought a 12v adapter at 1. I tried a 12v, 2Ah adapter with similar results. The batteries run in series so I know I need 12v. Do I have to multiply the mAh rating by the number of batteries too? That would be 13Ah but that doesn't make sense since mAh represents capacity and not amount of power which is voltage.

Any help is much appreciated! You need to know whether the vacuum was set up with the batteries wired in series which would be 12V , all in parallel which would be just 1. If you've already opened up the unit, then you "should" depending on how it was built be able to see the outside of the battery holder and trace how the terminals are wired together. That doesn't provide any information on the way the batteries are wired, just their total output. Alright, so I'm converting my Dremel to use AC.

The Dremel currently runs on rechargeable batteries that connect in the configuration shown in the attached picture.

The first set of 3 AA batteries connect to 1 and 2. The second set of 3 AA batteries connect to 3 and 4. I did a continuity test, and 1 and 4 are tied together and 2 and 3 are tied together.

So my question is, how do I wire this guy? I tried wiring it with positive from the adapter socket connected to 2 current feed , then tying 1 and 2 together, tying 3 and 4 together, and then having negative from the adapter socket connected to 3 current return.

I then plugged in a 7. Thanks, - Darin. Reply 9 years ago on Introduction. There must be a switch or something in that circuit somewhere -- otherwise you're just running current around and around, draining the batteries.

Because of the way the two sets of batteries are chained in series, you need to provide that same chaining by hand, but without leading to a short circuit. What other people have done in this case is to build "fake batteries" -- a wooden dowel with a metal contact at each end. Those contacts are wired to the AC adapter.

By kelseymh Follow. More by the author:. Check for battery health and check if the battery charging is disabled. Uncheck the box for 'Turn off the battery charging'. Restart your computer to check if the issue is fixed. Please share the findings. Hello, I have not 'Battery Health Meter' option on the left side of window. Any news? You can follow the steps below: Restart the computer.

If you wait too long and the Microsoft Windows appears, then continue to wait until you see the Windows desktop. Now shutdown your computer and try again. After this a new window would appear. You can only use the arrow keys of the keyboard to navigate between the options as the mouse is not functional in this mode.

Navigate to 'Battery info' to check the AC adapter and battery status. Navigate to 'Battey health' to check the status of battery. Please let me know the status of both.

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