Dead Trans Rotor TT, Drive

I bought a beautiful Trans Rotor turntable used from one of the most reputable dealers in the country. Its the style that has a separate motor that turns a belt that drives the platter. The motor is a small round chrome thing that gets its power from a supply that is about the size of a small fat paperback, black and only says "Plattenspieler-Netzteil 8, 115V AC, 10VA, Output 18 V-AC made in Germanay, Trans Rotor" on it (i.e. no model number). The supply plugs into the wall with an ungrounded regular US style plug but plugs into the TT motor with something that resembles more like what an old mouse would plug would use: a six pin round connection where the pins plug in and a coaxial type housing tightens down on the unit. When i plug the supply in and pull out my voltmeter set for AC, i get 6 volts coming from 3 of the five female holes, interestingly regardless of whether i ground the other probe. Three of the other holes give me nothing. Also, when left plugged in the supply does not get warm like most supplies/wall warts. Without a working power supply i cant troubleshoot the motor. My dealer has been trying to contact his supplier and its taking forever. If he comes up empty I am afraid I am screwed. Does anyone have any thoughts? Is this the way the power supply should work? (3 strange 6 volt readings, that maybe-not-so-coincidentally add up to 18).

On a lark, if anyone is in san francisco and has a working power supply like I have described and would be willing to let me bring my motor over to see if it works with it I will bring you a bottle of wine or something. Just feeling really helpless here, and admittedly sad. My wife left me a few weeks ago to top it off. I could use my turntable now more than ever. Not sure who/what i miss more. Actually, I am sure.

THANKS!