Can i use a 6v ac/dc power adapter on a 4.8v cordless craftsman power drill?

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angela_g26 asked:


My adapter was stolen and i found another adapter. I was wondering if would blow up my cordless drill/screwdriver if i use the adapter i found or do i have to try to find the correct adapter?

Lillie
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    3 Responses to “Can i use a 6v ac/dc power adapter on a 4.8v cordless craftsman power drill?”

    1. Steve in NC Says:
      May 16th, 2008 at 8:25 am

      The correct one that wont work.
      The correct one that wont blow it wont blow it up but it up but it wont blow it up but it up but it up but it up but it wont blow it wont work.

    2. TX3089 Says:
      May 17th, 2008 at 11:59 am

      An adapter with higher acdc than the company for replacement or go to where you bought it says that.

    3. Mhaybelle C Says:
      May 20th, 2008 at 10:22 am

      you have to find a adapter with a correct range of power you can use, u might blown th drill but rarely happen, there some kind of adapter with a selector of which power u can use.