My Bose Lifestyle 48 does not respond, It just flashes "Bose Lifestyle". I called the service # and they "sorry you will have to buy a new one". Any advice. and yes I unplugged everything.
This is what I found on an online manual on troubleshooting it.
When power is first applied, the Sharc boots and loads/executes the first set of instructions found in the FLASH memory. This code is very basic and only runs power on self tests (POST) that check basic communications with all the hardware peripherals (U2, U103, U301, U302, U303, andU401) and computes the version and checksum of the code in FLASH. If all appears to be "well", the Sharc reboots and loads the actual program code that makes it function as a LS28/35 bass module. If the POST fails, the Sharc signals this by rapidly flashing (approx. 3Hz rate) the amber and green LEDs alternately for a couple of seconds and then performs a Reset and tries again.
This is what the Sharc is...
The fundamental heart of the DSP board and LS28/35 bass module functionality is rooted in the Analog Devices 21065L Sharc DSP processor (U4) and the RAM (U302 and U303) and PROM (U301) associated with it. The Sharc DSP is a floating point processor capable of approximately 60MIPs performance and runs typically at 53-55 MIPs. The Sharc provides all control and "house-keeping" functions for the hardware and software as well as all signal processing, except decom-pression of AC-3 and DTS formats (this is done by the CS49329, U103).
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