Need manual for the whp150c - RCA WHP150C Consumer Headphones

Hello Arthur.
If the pot has an engraved / embossed / screen printed value on it you may also be able to buy an exact replacement from your local electronics component stockist.
Otherwise take it with you as a sample.
Pots are standard values, so most component stores will stock your one.
This will be cheaper and speedier than ordering one.
Regards, Clive.

See my tip on replacing dodgy cables plugs on headphones. Just click my name. You will find the answer at the bottom of the page.

Input power is 12 volts, 150 milliamps

Power output is 12 volts, 150 Milliamps

check out this web site for you manual
http://ec1.images-amazon.com/media/i3d/01/A/man-migrate/MANUAL000066699.pdf

the adapter for the whp150c is a thomson- class 2 transformer- output is 19v--200ma-neg polarity

It sounds like you have what can be a common problem. Sometimes the receptacle (jack) that the plug goes into develops a broken solder joint which is easily repaired if you have a soldering gun or iron , some solder, patience and can get at the solder side of the circuit board. Also check for lifted circuit traces. If they are broken they can be bridged with solder and a small piece of wire if necessary. Make sure you scrape some of the insulating paint off botyh sides of the joint. Also wiggle the receptacle to see if one of the pins is broken if the solder joints look good. Replacement jacks are cheap. Just take the old one to a good electronics supplier to match one up. Hope this helps.

See this solution:
http://www.fixya.com/support/t558556-input_voltage_lost_power_supply_whp

If you're looking for a generic ac adapter, the specs of mine are: 19vdc @ 200mA, NEGATIVE polarity.
Important...the center pin is NEGATIVE (most center pins are positive).

The curly cord goes into the headphones themselves. It is for recharging the batteries. The power cord is obvious. The audio cord plugs into your computer, laptop, TV, radio, etc. To USE the head phones, unplug them from the curly cord. The sound goes from your laptop, etc. to the pillar-type thingy, from there it goes into the air where your headphones pick it up. I use mine while doing housework and tossing the ball outside with my dog. While my laptop sits in the office I can hear my audio book in the yard outside and all around the house. Just remember to plug the headphones back into the curly cord to recharge the battery. If / when the batteries die, you can use regular AA batteries...BUT DON"T PLUG THE CURLY CORD INTO "AA" BATTERIES or IT WILL BLOW UP!!

19 Volts.
Which is usually incluided the 19-volt DC power adapter when you buy it.

Good Luck mate


Thanks,
Best Regards
MudiW