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6 June 2021, 05:05 PM | #1 |
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Weishi 1900 2 pin plug
ordered a Weishi 1900, just realised it comes with a 2 pin 🔌 plug…..I’m in the UK, anyone any idea if this will still work in the UK if I attach the 2 pin plug to a 3 pin plug adaptor?……..it’ll save me sending it back or having to order another one.
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The voltage requirement from the spec is 100/240 AC so a standard international adapter should be fine.
Do you have a pix of the plug? Where did the item come from?
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If it hasn't already been dispatched ask them to change it.
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Weishi 1900 2 pin plug
It’s coming from Amazon and is due for delivery today, so sort of stuck with delivery today….here’s the adaptor that comes with it, and was just going to use the 2 pin plug adaptor in the pic to attach it to…
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Yes, that will work just fine Dennis.
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Your more permanent option is to take it a sparkie and get them to change the plug.
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Would you void any warranty if you modify a plug?
The transformer is not polarity sensitive and can be plugged into the adaptor either way. Use the standard adaptor Dennis.
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They are a similar shape but different dimensions; and are fitted with 1A fuses which is rated lower than most electronics plugs we use - which is why it says for shavers only on it. You want a travel adaptor. Quote:
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You could also just order a generic UK plug, cut the EU one off and attach the UK one?
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I was always taught adapters are temporary solutions. If used long term it's just another thing that can fail (or catch fire ) |
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Thanks for the reply’s folks…. very helpful
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These are used for Shavers and travel for Europeans to the UK. I also have the Weishi 1900
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What watch will you be checking ?
We have a long running thread running about Rolex movements ... https://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=786299 Please come and join in the fun.
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Yes it will work I was in Spain some years ago & the reverse happened my phone charger was a three pin plug & the socket was two pin so I just bought a two pin adapter & had no trouble using it whatsoever Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Weishi 1900 2 pin plug
Ok folks after all the great advice that you guys have given, my Weishi 1900 has arrived with a 3 pin UK plug on, how about that lol sorry about that chaps…thanks for all the advice it was really informative.
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I’ll be checking my 16570, 126334, 116610LN, 214270, 14060M and my Speedmaster Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Mine came two weeks ago. They actually offered with three options for the plug. I chose Australian. All the same just a different end. Hense my suggestion to just swap. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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Even better.
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A little bit off topic but given the subject matter ...
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Could almost make you believe that he earth pin on Dennis's UK plug was connected. I did note that the original two pin plug Dennis posted also showed the insulation on the pins to prevent contact while connecting it to the outlet.
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Great, Michael, you copied my entire measurement procedure, which I wrote for you, from here ... https://www.rolexforums.com/showpost...postcount=1425 ... into your spreadsheet and start a new thread with that |
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