What kind of power cord does my RCA need?

[zeno]

Open the set & get the chassis number if its not still on the torn up
rear tag. Its probably a TX 82 or TX 825. Then one of
us can look it up. Keep in mind even if you find one that looks the
same & fits it may NOT be the right one. You will need to find the
OEM cord or where to hook up an AC input or you may see sparks !

73 Zeno
LFOD !

[dieseljeep]

Originally Posted by zeno

Open the set & get the chassis number if its not still on the torn up
rear tag. Its probably a TX 82 or TX 825. Then one of
us can look it up. Keep in mind even if you find one that looks the
same & fits it may NOT be the right one. You will need to find the
OEM cord or where to hook up an AC input or you may see sparks !

73 Zeno
LFOD !

I have two RCA built GE's that use the same type cord. On one, the label
states a rating for 120 volts with nothing that states a DC rating. Both nine inch sets.

[ESigma25]

Originally Posted by zeno

Open the set & get the chassis number if its not still on the torn up
rear tag. Its probably a TX 82 or TX 825. Then one of
us can look it up. Keep in mind even if you find one that looks the
same & fits it may NOT be the right one. You will need to find the
OEM cord or where to hook up an AC input or you may see sparks !

73 Zeno
LFOD !

Unfortunately I don't have a label inside with a chassis number, just a model number. Model number given is "E09535KW F01".