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![]() Apologies if this is not strictly a DIY question. I cannot think of better forum to ask. I recently bought a cheap and cheerful LCD TV for our camper van. It can run off 12 volt DC or 240 AC, with a supplied transformer. The transformer looks like the type you get with a laptop - a separate oblong black box. When working from the mains the transformer gets hot - very hot. Last night we watched 2 hours of telly and when time came to put it all away I could hardly pick the transformer up. It was almost too hot to hold. I am worried about a potential fire risk. Is this normal? How hot do they normally get? Thanks - Adam |
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