Hey everyone, before saying anything I'm like very newbie when it comes to electronics so please have patience on me
so here's the deal, I'm currently living in Palestine where we are using 240V outputs. I'm planning to buy a coffee maker from Amazon, unluckily that coffee maker I'm interested in is using 120V . So I was wondering if step down transformers can by any chance harm the machine?
this is part of the reply the coffee maker company sent me
"It is not recommended to use a transformer or voltage converter for this unit, as it could still potentially damage its motor base. However, please keep in mind that we work very hard in order to make sure that as many customers as possible get to try and enjoy our units. We appreciate your understanding."
btw the machine company is known as "NinjaKitchen"
Thanks in advance for helps and advices
so here's the deal, I'm currently living in Palestine where we are using 240V outputs. I'm planning to buy a coffee maker from Amazon, unluckily that coffee maker I'm interested in is using 120V . So I was wondering if step down transformers can by any chance harm the machine?
this is part of the reply the coffee maker company sent me
"It is not recommended to use a transformer or voltage converter for this unit, as it could still potentially damage its motor base. However, please keep in mind that we work very hard in order to make sure that as many customers as possible get to try and enjoy our units. We appreciate your understanding."
btw the machine company is known as "NinjaKitchen"
Thanks in advance for helps and advices