I don't know the model number it's just a povabyke and it's where you charge the bikeYou need to tell us which model of Powabyke you have, then ask the question in a different way because I can't understand what you mean.
You need to tell us which model of Powabyke you have, then ask the question in a different way because I can't understand what you mean.
That's the part I need I couldn't tell you the model number I don't knowI don't know the model number it's just a povabyke and it's where you charge the bike
It's called a panel mount RCA connector. There are many variants. I doubt that you'll find exactly the same one, but plenty to choose from here:I don't know the model number it's just a povabyke and it's where you charge the bike
Hi cos it blown I definitely need a New oneIs the socket damaged, why do you need to replace it?
Is this applying to meNot 100% but looking at the charge point possibly looks like the v+ pin is missing from inside the DC connector. It may be a standard type connector you need to measure/show us a pic of the charger jack looks like it will be either 5.5mm x 2.1mm or 5.5mm x 2.5mm dc connector, they are the most commonly used ones.
If this message is for me I don't know how to measure it and if it's a5.5 x 2.1mm will I be able to get oneNot 100% but looking at the charge point possibly looks like the v+ pin is missing from inside the DC connector. It may be a standard type connector you need to measure/show us a pic of the charger jack looks like it will be either 5.5mm x 2.1mm or 5.5mm x 2.5mm dc connector, they are the most commonly used ones.
Does the socket look burnt out, bent or badly damaged or is the problem that the battery isn't getting charged up for some reason?Hi cos it blown I definitely need a New one
Looks like it's burnt out and dammageDoes the socket look burnt out, bent or badly damaged or is the problem that the battery isn't getting charged up for some reason?
Not 100% but looking at the charge point possibly looks like the v+ pin is missing from inside the DC connector. It may be a standard type connector you need to measure/show us a pic of the charger jack looks like it will be either 5.5mm x 2.1mm or 5.5mm x 2.5mm dc connector, they are the most commonly used ones.
I'm hoping that I Will be able to get one somewhere or someone must be able to sell them I'm so gutted I can't use my bike I need to know the priceNot 100% but looking at the charge point possibly looks like the v+ pin is missing from inside the DC connector. It may be a standard type connector you need to measure/show us a pic of the charger jack looks like it will be either 5.5mm x 2.1mm or 5.5mm x 2.5mm dc connector, they are the most commonly used ones.
Yes it is dammage sorry about the phone got a crap phone so which is the best one to get off eBayHave you looked at the link that vfr400 provided for RCA sockets on eBay:
Rca Panel Mount for sale | eBay
Find great deals on eBay for Rca Panel Mount. Shop with confidence.www.ebay.co.uk
do they look like your damaged component (your photos a bit too blurred to say for sure)?
If they do then you can easily order one on eBay. To fit it you'll need a soldering iron, some solder, some heat shrink sleeving, some small pliers and something to cut and strip the wire. Be very careful not to short the 2 wires together.
If you don't have these plus some soldering experience I suggest you visit a local bicycle repair shop, it should take them less than 15 minutes to replace the socket assuming they can source the correct one.
Which correct socket do I get off eBay I know someone with experience to sort it I just don't want to buy the wrong oneHave you looked at the link that vfr400 provided for RCA sockets on eBay:
Rca Panel Mount for sale | eBay
Find great deals on eBay for Rca Panel Mount. Shop with confidence.www.ebay.co.uk
do they look like your damaged component (your photos a bit too blurred to say for sure)?
If they do then you can easily order one on eBay. To fit it you'll need a soldering iron, some solder, some heat shrink sleeving, some small pliers and something to cut and strip the wire. Be very careful not to short the 2 wires together.
If you don't have these plus some soldering experience I suggest you visit a local bicycle repair shop, it should take them less than 15 minutes to replace the socket assuming they can source the correct one.