Motorola MTS2000 II
posted by firemedical on Jan 25, 2007
The problem that I have with my radio is that when I turn the radio on, it goes through the 'Self Test' then it all of a sudden causes the screen to flash black once, then appears to turn off. But I have noticed that under the correct lighting conditions, I have been able to see that the screen is faintly on. It's not a battery problem I think. This is my work radio, NEED HELP FAST.
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Comment by firemedical, posted on Jan 26, 2007
ok, but the radio is like 2700 dollars. is there any other way that i could try to fix it? its never been dropped in water or anything. let me know about any other solutions first, before i take it back.
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posted on Jan 26, 2007
Wizthe problem that you discribe sounds like maybe the radio could had some moisture or water inside, at this point dissambling the radio for drying will not work too much, you have to search for quilifided service to repair it.
Not passing the self test for any radio means a problem.
I hope this can help you
Not passing the self test for any radio means a problem.
I hope this can help you
Comment by Neto, posted on Jan 26, 2007
you can check the battery contats or some external, if you are not quilified to service this kind of radios, I suggest you to send for repair to motorola service center or someone quilifided.
The radio es very expensive to take any kind of risk.
Sorry that I could not help you as you wish but with out equipment, manuals and knowlage, there is not much that u can do.
Good Look
The radio es very expensive to take any kind of risk.
Sorry that I could not help you as you wish but with out equipment, manuals and knowlage, there is not much that u can do.
Good Look
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posted on Jan 10, 2008
MasterI am a contractor for Motorola. The LCD displays on the MTS2000 radios do tend to have issues over time. It sounds like a voltage issue to the LCD display. You should look at having the radio serviced. This is not a self fix solution.
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