Frequent interrruptions The laptop switches off frequently but with no particular regular trend.Sometimes it turns itself off after being on for 1/2 hour .Other times it lasts for two hours.This happens even when working with AC power.

They are caused by sudden contractions of the diaphragm triggered by irritation or stimulation of that muscle. Some leading pediatricians are of the opinion that infant hiccups are usually caused by feeding (formula or other foods) or by a drop in temperature that causes the baby to get cold. Hiccups are considered harmless unless they prove persistent enough to interfere with regular feeding and sleeping. Babies with gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) may tend to hiccup more frequently, accompanied by spitting up, coughing and irritability. Such behavior should be mentioned to your medical advisor as should very frequent bouts of uncontrollable hiccups, particularly after age 1. Although baby hiccups are seldom the sign of a more serious underlying medical condition, it never does any harm to be cautious.

This is probably due to failing PSU capacitors. It is fixable.

Sounds like a firmware corruption. Contact the authorized service center. A firmware update might be necessary. Gopakumar Gopalan Google

This is a fairly frequent problem that is easily fixed. What happened was the snowblower's auger was either overloaded or got jammed (ice, debris - something other than snow). Rather than twist, damage or break the auger itself, an inexpensive part called a "shear pin" is designed to fail. A shear pin employed between the auger sleeve and drive shaft that is inside the sleeve. You may have broken one if one side of the auger spins) or both (if both sides of the auger spins). Purchase several replacements for your particular machine to have on hand. Do NOT replace s shear pin (or shear bolt) with a regular bolt under any circumstances! Check the video linked below on how to replace the shear pins. Good luck!

Im having the same issue and discovered if I jiggle the key in the ignition while turning the switch I got the blinkers and radio to operate. Shut it off and tried again, they work. but this has happened before and I think its more frequent. Im also thinking worn ignition switch. Hope it helps.

MOSTLY BEEPING INDICATES THAT YOU HAVE RAM PROBLEM, TRY TO CHANGE YOUR MEMORY RAM WITH SAME TYPE..EVEN SOMTIMES SYSTEM WILL BE OK, IF PART OF RAM IS DAMAGED, IT WILL DO THE SAME PROBLEM...OR THE OTHER WAY, IF YOUR SYSTEM COMES ON , TRY TO GO TO THE SYSTEM INFORMATION AND CHECK YOUR TOTAL RAM GIVEN, IF IT IS LOWER THEN THE CORRECT AMOUNT INSTALLED, CHANGE IT....BUT TRY TO REPLACE YOUR RAM...

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If it has the ignition module attached to distributor with 2 small hex head screws, and plug in harness to it. ( 4'-5" long x 1-1/2"- 2" wide approx.) I would change it. That was a common symptom of those.

Heavy cardstock and certain types of slick or coated paper can cause frequent paper jams. To better isolate the cause of your problem (machine or paper), try a new ream of regular 20 lb copy or laser paper.

• Don't Overload
  Overloading your paper tray can cause paper jams. Your manual may say that your input tray can hold 250 sheets -- but if you keep getting jams, try loading 225 sheets instead.
• Check the Paper
  Check the minimum/maximum paper weights that your printer can handle. Paper that is too thick, or too thin, can cause jams.
• If you still get paper jams after this may be its time to clear the internal of the machine..You might want to have a look at the following link..
• http://lasertoners.blogspot.com/2005/10/laser-printer-jam-fix.html
  

hi if you want you can do this first http://www.overclockers.com/tips1202/ apply thermal compound as normal and a small amount of Type 150 silicon on each corner of the cpu. The cpu is placed in a slot 1 adapter and I use a clamp to let it cure overnight this will do the the job good luck