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flame unicorn AC Adapter 19V 11.57A 4PIN for FSP FSP220-ABAN2
Replacement 19 V 11.57 A 4-pin AC adapter for FSP FSP220-ABAN2 power supplies
- Battery TypeLithium-Ion
- Delivers 19 V at 11.57 A for stable laptop power
- 4-pin connector matches FSP FSP220-ABAN2 specification
- Built to OEM standards for reliable compatibility
- Brand-new unit ready for immediate use
- 12-month warranty period included
Replacement AC Adapter for FSP FSP220-ABAN2
This new 19V 11.57A power supply with a 4-pin connector replaces the original FSP FSP220-ABAN2 unit. It is built for laptop owners who need a direct replacement charger that matches the factory voltage and current ratings. The adapter is supplied new and ready for immediate use.
Upgrading from a failed or lost original charger
The jump is worth it when the original FSP FSP220-ABAN2 adapter stops delivering power, shows physical damage or has been misplaced. Buyers who need a different voltage, a higher wattage than 220W or a connector type other than 4-pin will not be served by this unit. It is not for users requiring a universal multi-tip solution.
Straightforward swap with attention to pin layout
Installation consists of unplugging the old brick and connecting the new 4-pin plug to the laptop's DC jack. What usually goes wrong is a pin-count mismatch or reversed polarity if the original part number is not verified against the FSP FSP220-ABAN2 specification. A 12-month warranty covers defects.
Highlights
- Delivers 19 V at 11.57 A for stable laptop power
- 4-pin connector matches FSP FSP220-ABAN2 specification
- Built to OEM standards for reliable compatibility
- Brand-new unit ready for immediate use
- 12-month warranty period included
Specifications
| Battery Type | Lithium-Ion |
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Questions about this item
Does the 4-pin connector on this 19 V 11.57 A adapter match the original FSP FSP220-ABAN2 pin layout?
The adapter is built to the FSP FSP220-ABAN2 specification, so its 4-pin connector follows the original pin layout for direct replacement.
What is the common mistake when plugging in the 4-pin connector?
Users often force the 4-pin plug in upside-down; align the keyed notch first, then press straight in until it clicks.
When should the 19 V 11.57 A adapter be replaced?
Replace the unit if output voltage drifts from 19 V, the 4-pin connector becomes loose, or the cable insulation shows cracking.
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