Question: Will the power supply work in Sweden? If it is plugged into a socket that is 230 volts as is used in Sweden [and Europe], there is no need to use a step-down converter? Does the power supply simply work with a different level already? Even on electric shavers and such, you have […]
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Question: I know I have a 17v machine, but that’s not what I see when I test the voltage with my Multimeter. Any thoughts? I used to feel it when I put my tongue to the lead, I still do but not as much. Answer: Lower frequencies tend to have a punchier buzz than the
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Question: I broke my power adapter for my Rife Digital Professional 2016. I purchased a universal adapter and that seems to work but the green light doesn’t come up during sweep or sweep pulse. Does that mean I broke my machine? Answer: If the power adapter is not an exact match for the original adapter
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A sparking power adapter usually is the “Crackling sound” you hear when you put the 3 pin power plug into the adapter. Now if the 3 pin cable has a loose connection inside the pin, then the contact is not perfect and the resulting “Crackiling noise” is the connection going on and off. This usually
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