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Panasonic Viera power cord?

The Sky · 2013-04-19 22:30:43

Anybody know where I would be able to find one of these cheap around the city? I am just hoping it is the power cord and not the television itself! Thanks in advance!

19-04-2013 11:30pm

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The Sky

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Anybody know where I would be able to find one of these cheap around the city? I am just hoping it is the power cord and not the television itself!
Thanks in advance!

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#2 19-04-2013 11:34pm

Senna

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What does the connection look like, on both of my TV's its just a normal "kettle" plug;

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#3 19-04-2013 11:36pm

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Yeah that's the one!

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#4 19-04-2013 11:47pm

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As long as it doesn't have a box along the cable, then any "kettle plug" (dont know what the real name of it is) will do. You probably have one lying around the house, computers use them, the plug side of some laptop power cables used them, plus plenty more.
Other wise any electrical shop and I think I seen plugs like that in Tesco too.

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#5 23-04-2013 9:14pm

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I have plenty of Kettle leads available only difference with the panasonic one is they clip into place but any lead will do...give me a shout and I will happily give u one for free...based in city.

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