Yes, they are likely interchangeable even though voltage is not the same. This is because the voltage difference is within specs, and I am GUESSING you could go even higher or lower in voltage.
The right AC adapter for your device is one with matching electrical ratings. The device's input voltage and current must match the adapter's output voltage and current. Check the device's product label or user manual to see its rated voltage and current.
Using the wrong power adapter can lead to various issues such as voltage and current mismatches, overheating, and potential short circuits. This can result in damage to the device, the adapter, or even pose safety hazards like fires. It's crucial to use the correct adapter specified by the device manufacturer to ensure safe and proper operation.
Power adapters can cost hundreds of dollars to replace, but they can often be repaired for free if you already have the necessary materials. The same thing can happen to the plug on any kind of power adapter, but it happens most frequently with notebook computer power supplies, especially ones with coaxial cords.
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