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Hi I have an ACER Power f1 wich i left switched on the other night when icame to it the following morning it would't Power Up so onto the net for some help I un hooked the power adn depressed the power for 30 seconds and then reconected the power cable and pressed the power switch the red light came on and went off straight away appearing to have tripped out I also noticed a click coming from the PCU is there something causing this to trip out or is it goosed can you help Pleased
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hi Samuel.
this is all i could find from the internet.
You can try a power reset to see if that helps. To do a power reset, unplug the power cable and press and hold the power key for 10 seconds. Then, release the power key and plug the monitor in and attempt to use it. If you are still unable to get a proper display, We would suggest contacting technical support to inquire about warranty repair options. Many of our monitors carry a 3 year warranty, so there is a chance you may still have warranty left.
you have over heated your machine as there was no ventilation possible damage to your cpu and bios chips these are all onboard mounted on the motherboard and as such the mother board will possibly have to be replaced would suggest you have professionally checked out
check your power cord to insure that you are getting power. make sure power cord is plug in the back.
look in back of computer. you will see a little orange switch. it says 115/220 click to 220. boot computer.
if computer boots up turn off and click back over to 115.
if it does not boot your power supply in your computer needs replacement.
OK, so starting the engine uses a lot of battery power, and the engine needs to be left running a while to recharge the battery.
When it is cold batterys don't hold as much charge (not quite the correct technical term, but I don't want to go into battery mechanics and chemistry here). You either need to pop it on a trickle charger or let it run for at least 15 minutes.
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