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If you consult Microsoft's support page (under "AC power cords") about this.

You'll notice that you need a PSU that is compatible with a 230V230v @ 50Hz PSUoutlet for the Netherlands, which should be compatible with your NTSC Slim console (which useswhose PSU is made for a 120V120v @ 60Hz PSUoutlet) because the DC output is the same (look at your PSU).

NTSC: AC input: 100-127v-3.7A, 47.63 MHz, DC output: 135 watts

PAL: AC input: 200-240v-2A, 47.63 MHz, DC output: 135 watts

It's recommend contacting Xbox 360 support and asking for a "replacement," checking your local game/electronics store, or even Ebay.

If you consult Microsoft's support page (under "AC power cords") about this.

You'll notice that you need a 230V @ 50Hz PSU for the Netherlands, which should be compatible with your NTSC Slim console (which uses a 120V @ 60Hz PSU) because the DC output is the same (look at your PSU).

NTSC: AC input: 100-127v-3.7A, 47.63 MHz, DC output: 135 watts

PAL: AC input: 200-240v-2A, 47.63 MHz, DC output: 135 watts

It's recommend contacting Xbox 360 support and asking for a "replacement," checking your local game/electronics store, or even Ebay.

If you consult Microsoft's support page (under "AC power cords") about this.

You'll notice that you need a PSU that is compatible with a 230v @ 50Hz outlet for the Netherlands, which should be compatible with your NTSC Slim console (whose PSU is made for a 120v @ 60Hz outlet) because the DC output is the same (look at your PSU).

NTSC: AC input: 100-127v-3.7A, 47.63 MHz, DC output: 135 watts

PAL: AC input: 200-240v-2A, 47.63 MHz, DC output: 135 watts

It's recommend contacting Xbox 360 support and asking for a "replacement," checking your local game/electronics store, or even Ebay.

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If you consult Microsoft's support page (under "AC power cords") about this.

You'll notice that you need a 230V @ 50Hz PSU for the Netherlands, which should be compatible with your NTSC Slim console (which useuses a 120V @ 60Hz PSU) because the DC output is the same (look at your PSU).

NTSC: AC input: 100-127v-3.7A, 47.63 MHz, DC output: 135 watts

PAL: AC input: 200-240v-2A, 47.63 MHz, DC output: 135 watts

It's recommend contacting Xbox 360 supportXbox 360 support and asking for a "replacement" or"replacement," checking your local game/electronics store, or even Ebay.

If you consult Microsoft's support page (under "AC power cords") about this.

You'll notice that you need a 230V @ 50Hz PSU for the Netherlands, which should be compatible with your NTSC Slim console (which use a 120V @ 60Hz PSU).

It's recommend contacting Xbox 360 support and asking for a "replacement" or checking your local game/electronics store.

If you consult Microsoft's support page (under "AC power cords") about this.

You'll notice that you need a 230V @ 50Hz PSU for the Netherlands, which should be compatible with your NTSC Slim console (which uses a 120V @ 60Hz PSU) because the DC output is the same (look at your PSU).

NTSC: AC input: 100-127v-3.7A, 47.63 MHz, DC output: 135 watts

PAL: AC input: 200-240v-2A, 47.63 MHz, DC output: 135 watts

It's recommend contacting Xbox 360 support and asking for a "replacement," checking your local game/electronics store, or even Ebay.

formatting, clarifications.
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If you consult Microsoft's support page (under "AC power cords") about this.

You'll notice that you need a 230V @ 50Hz PSU. It for the Netherlands, which should be compatible with your NTSC Slim systemconsole (which use a 120V @ 60Hz PSU).

It's recommend contacting Xbox 360 support and asking for a "replacement" or checking your local game/electronics store.

If you consult Microsoft's support page about this.

You'll notice that you need a 230V @ 50Hz PSU. It should be compatible with your NTSC Slim system.

It's recommend contacting Xbox 360 support and asking for a "replacement" or checking your local game/electronics store.

If you consult Microsoft's support page (under "AC power cords") about this.

You'll notice that you need a 230V @ 50Hz PSU for the Netherlands, which should be compatible with your NTSC Slim console (which use a 120V @ 60Hz PSU).

It's recommend contacting Xbox 360 support and asking for a "replacement" or checking your local game/electronics store.

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