I called Electrolux dealer yesterday and asked about the power cord. $27 was
his response. It's only $6 or so on the web site. now the question is if
they will sell to me or not. Interesting chase here. Only found one place in
the area that said they had them. Every other dealer says to call the first
one mentioned. I think $27 is a bit on the high side for a power cord. Other
alternatives will be forthcoming at this rate.
Larry
Bob wrote:
> Here is a great answer for Teac/Akai and Ampex and some
> Sony's:
>>http://www.kleansweep.com/electrolux.htm#LUX%20CORDS>> See EL-60 and EL-134
>> WBob
>>Telegrapher@QWEST.net wrote:
> >
> > I've asked this on other lists and not had a response that worked other
> > than to change out the receptacle on the tape deck.
> >
> > I've got an AKAI and TEAC tape decks (how could the be portable as much
> > as the weigh) and no power cords. They both require a female 2 blade
> > type connector. 3 pin types i got running all over th place. 2 pin
> > blade type, nadda. They used to be plentiful as eggs in a henhouse.
> > However that apparently has been longer in the past than i thought.
> > With all this talk about tape decks, maybe someone out there has at
> > least one of not 2 extras laying around. Both my machines are excellent
> > in appearance and i suspect equally good in performance. But, i don't
> > want to butcher them up yet. Somebodys got to have some of them things
> > somewhere!
> >
> > I'll only be here for one more day then its off to the cool country for
> > a couple of months. Gotta get away from this desert heat for awhile.
> >
> > Larry
> > W0OGH
> >
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