Twer keeps saying something wrong with the board

While I do not have the schematic handy I dare say that if you are correct that the logic board is turning off the backlights and not something else then your solution to the problem is just bypassing that signal and keeping them on.

it's a hack, I know, but that's what I'd do first after determining that main is shutting them off.

On another note I'd try to see what happens if I decrease light level to minimum - will it affect the time when it turns off?

I think that there is something wrong with the circuit boards or there is something wrong with the fuse. Refer to the chopper manufacture or the dealership.

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Try a battery change.

You had best get a second opinion! When somebody says "there is something wrong" means they don't really know the details enough to give you an estimate even. If the amp cuts out sharply I would suspect that: 1. Bad volume control 2. Cracked circuit board 3. Bad solder joint on circuit board 4. Bad jack. These are in order from least to most likely.

turn all the lights in the room the only light is the tv that should do it.

Nothings wrong with the Game boy.there is a small battery inside the carriage, replacing this will give the game the ability to keep saved data once again. *Note* I do not suggest doing this unless your experienced doing such thing. you can damage the board of the game if on careful.

It's telling you something is wrong. The BIOS (Basic Input/Output System) is detecting something is already wrong. Usually, this could be the RAM is bad, there's no Keyboard or Display connected, or *********** board has gone bad.

Check the easiest thing first (connectors to peripherals). Then check the RAM to make sure it's not gone bad.

It's hard to say w/o doing a lot of testing on which component is causing the problem.

If you are always needing to auto program the tuner then I suspect a faulty main board. Bring it back as it should be under a 30 day return policy..

This isn't going to solve your issue, but my opinion is that if even if your computer is still running it is still an issue that they should look at especially if the board is still under warranty. I wouldn't say a thing about the computer still being able to run, especially if they will warranty it.

I have seen capacitors burn up, but not the tops blowing off. Even though the board is still working you may have a feature of some sort out, such as you onboard video or something. I almost bet that something is still wrong, and it would be a matter of time before you have more issues.