Repairing an old reciever

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This is the power supply hook-up now.

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>>1191890

Here's the amperage, volts and watts.

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>>1191890

Here's some other stuff. I have pictures of the entire backside if you want to see them. That hole there is where the power cord was attached.

>>1191889
for that specific particular lead you want an IEC 60320 C6 connector. your lead is C5. other C numbers are available with different shapes.

you can get a panel mount and cut a hole in the receiver to make it fit or buy a C6 lead and just have the socket dangling out the back like a tail i guess if you don't want to mangle it

>>1191891
>amperage
if you weren't retarded you might have said 'current' but its moot because its not actually explicitly mentioned on the rating plate

>>1191897

Thanks, bro.

I wasn't talking about the current, I was talking about the Hz. Idk what it is, I assumed it was amperage. I don't fuck with electronics often.

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>>1191889
Just get a belden® plug and cable from an old desktop computer. Should be easy to source.

>>1191916

Thanks, man. I'll look into that.

>>1191914
Hertz (1/s) is the unit of frequency.