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E-buy 19.5V 3.96A 75W AC adapter for Sony Vaio VGN-FJ
Delivers 19.5V at 3.96A for Sony Vaio VGN-FJ laptops, includes region-matched power cord
- AC Adapter Voltage19.5V
- AC Adapter Current3.96A
- Delivers 75 W for reliable laptop charging
- Wide 100–240 V input works worldwide
- 50–60 Hz frequency matches mains supply
- 5 mm × 4.4 mm connector fits Sony Vaio VGN-FJ
- Includes matching power cord for immediate use
Replacement power supply for Sony Vaio VGN-FJ
This 19.5V 3.96A adapter delivers 75W of continuous power for the Sony Vaio VGN-FJ series. It accepts a universal AC input from 100 to 240V at 50 to 60Hz. The package includes the adapter and a power cord fitted with a US, UK, EU or AU plug. A 24 month warranty covers the unit.
Replaces a lost or failing original charger
The 6.5mm by 4.4mm barrel connector matches the Vaio VGN-FJ DC jack. Swapping to this unit restores charging when the factory supply is damaged, missing or no longer holds a stable voltage. The jump is worth it whenever the laptop refuses to charge or shuts down under load because the old adapter cannot sustain 3.96A.
Steady 75W output during extended use
The adapter maintains 19.5V at up to 3.96A throughout long work sessions without thermal throttling. Continuous operation at full load stays within the rated 75W envelope. It is not suited for laptops that require higher wattage or a different connector polarity.
Highlights
- Delivers 75 W for reliable laptop charging
- Wide 100–240 V input works worldwide
- 50–60 Hz frequency matches mains supply
- 5 mm × 4.4 mm connector fits Sony Vaio VGN-FJ
- Includes matching power cord for immediate use
Specifications
| AC Adapter Voltage | 19.5V |
|---|---|
| AC Adapter Current | 3.96A |
Questions about this item
Will the 6.5 mm by 4.4 mm barrel connector fit my Sony Vaio VGN-FJ?
Yes, the adapter uses a 6.5 mm by 4.4 mm barrel connector that matches the VGN-FJ series charging port.
What is the correct order to connect the AC input cord and the DC output plug?
Plug the AC cord into the adapter brick first, then into the wall outlet, and finally connect the DC barrel plug to the laptop.
When should I replace the included power cord or the adapter itself?
Replace the cord if the plug pins are bent or the insulation is cracked; replace the adapter if the brick becomes excessively hot or the output voltage drops under load.
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