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No, the voltage is too high by 25%.

maybe. in many cases it will not work. However, some devices convert the input voltage to a lower internal voltage like 5V and then the higher voltage adapter may work. However, it could lead to other problems like overheating, so it is not a good idea. Many devices specify a range of input voltage

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if it works will it burn the device up 
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maybe. in many cases it will not work. However, some devices convert the input voltage to a lower internal voltage like 5V and then a 12V adapter may work. However it may generate extra heat. And it may damage the device.

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No, it will probably burn it out because of the extra 3 volts.

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maybe. in many cases it will not work. However, some devices convert the input voltage to a lower internal voltage like 5V and then a 9V adapter may work.

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No, the power adapter has to match the power requirement.

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No, the voltage is too low.

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Can you use a 12v power adapter when device requires 6v?

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