Will this charger work on the Dell XPS L502X?

[Patrick97]

The charger that came with my dell xps l502x has broken. its 19.5v 6.7a, this one is 19v-will it still work? it doesnt specify whether any of the tips are 6.7a.
also will the wattage affect the charger itself? i will almost always have it plugged in charging as my laptops battery has aged horribly.

http/www.pcworld.co.uk/gbuk/pc-accessories/cables-and-power-accessories/laptop-power/logik-lnp90w10-laptop-power-adapter-04927902-pdt.html the charger

 

[v1zzle]

I wouldn't worry about the wattage, it's the amperage you want to be careful with. See if you can find the specs on that. If it's a bit less, it shouldn't be a problem, the only thing is it will take longer to charge, but if it's more, I wouldn't do it.

 

[Patrick97]

i think its 4.74a which i assume is unsuitable for it if my official one was 6.7a

 

[jarotech]

Hi, you want to use a 90W charger to replace an 130W. Why don't you buy the real one like this one : http/www.amazon.co.uk/Genuine-Laptop-Adapter-Battery-Charger/dp/B0089K1OQW

 

[jarotech]

I wouldn't worry about the wattage, it's the amperage you want to be careful with. See if you can find the specs on that. If it's a bit less, it shouldn't be a problem, the only thing is it will take longer to charge, but if it's more, I wouldn't do it.

Hi, you are mistaken about the amperage, it's the voltage that should be the same. The amperage should be the same or higher.

 

[v1zzle]

I wouldn't worry about the wattage, it's the amperage you want to be careful with. See if you can find the specs on that. If it's a bit less, it shouldn't be a problem, the only thing is it will take longer to charge, but if it's more, I wouldn't do it.

Hi, you are mistaken about the amperage, it's the voltage that should be the same. The amperage should be the same or higher.

Ohh, thanks for that