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Originally Posted by crtfool
That cable is 2 pins in with 4 pins out - so you have 2 pairs of ac going into the TV. Do a continuity test on the 4 pins on the TV - 1 set of 2 pins should be connected together, and the other set of 2 pins should also be connected together - now you can just connect a standard 2 pin AC cord to the proper pair and the TV will work properly.
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First of all, the cord shown in post #1, is from an RCA or an RCA built GE.
The cord has four pins on the connector end. Two are used for 120 VAC. Another pair are used for 12 VDC. The DC cord is simular but has the cigarette lighter plug on it and using a different set of pins on the connector end.