What products do you want me to add? And MY problem was not solved. I even took my computer yesterday to store that handles my warranty. I was told they fixed it - yeah, right! Very upset.

RAID , DDDDDDDDDDDDDDD, like the insect spay commercial yelled. RAIDDDDDDDD
no computer told at all and no OS told of VAST nor versions.
No bay makers name and connections names, to the bay.
what class if connection is that, of vast.

I have many raids here, all are raid 6 and real blade servers.

jbod , just a bunch of disks, shows up as (yours) 3 of 8 disks.
do you have a raid controller here (pci-e slot)
desktop PC with 6 or 8 sata ports. some dead? BIOS coin cell dead/?
or SAS server or NAS
or using the lame old intel RAID features in the Intel RAID SATA chip no longer support at all by intel. (OS upgrade kills that)
running only software RAID? who's?

if not a RAID card?
the run smart tests. see if all disk pass , this is first.
100%free and safe

https://www.passmark.com/products/diskcheckup/

wha tech does is listen to each HDD spin, with ears.
use screw driver long handle to ear and blade on hdd case.
hear it spin if not ,it is dead.
I love scotties posts.

https://youtu.be/U927cYhQXB4?t=45

this simple test works on all machines on earth that spin..
do so safely.
learn the skill or buy a $5 mechanics stethoscope at the auto store.
wow, even better.
way 2, is a kitchen towel card board tube to ear. wow costs zero.

the PC with 6 or 8 sata ports
all must be enabled in bios if the coin cell is dead, well they fail randomly,CMOS goes NUTS

no external HDD cage told, at all , maker and model
and if had told that I can work the problem back from there
and 10x less words and less error, amazing.

Brushes over time will wear down so comparing from the old to new will not look the same. If 18V brushes fit into the your drill then it should be fine.

-Possibly the starter is not working properly. Remove it and take to AutoZone auto part store to test for you.

Good luck
Mai

Yes! the items built today don't have the quality of yesterday, the only solution is have the person who originally bought the toaster take it back for a exchange providing there is still warranty on the product. But even If the warranty is gone I think a visit to see the store manager would be order they don't like the bad publicity especially if the store is full of prospective buyers.

If you still have the Warranty Card and the Receipt of purchase, they should not refuse you, you can still claim it. Actually, most people think FixYa as the Service Center or Care Center. FixYa doesn't sell or doesn't deal any product/item, but only gives support and service to the customers/people around the world. And honestly FixYa isn't responsible for anything about warranty or validity, except giving supports and instructions.

If you are having problem with your nokia phone, we can help you or assist you how to fix it.

Good luck.

Thanks for using FixYa.

The warranty should be handled by Sony. Check your documents, as some brands only offer 90 days, while stores sometimes have their own extensions for longer periods. Best Buy can also advise which one it is.

I found the solution for my vaccum!!

The top handle connects to the lower half of the handle with one phiilips head screw. The screw is halfway between the cord holder on the back. The screw had come loose and the handle has slid back away making it not make contact to send the power down to the motor.
Hope this helps someone else!

Try another monitor to determine if the trouble is in the monitor or the computer's video circuitry. If it's due to the computer, install a new video card or replace the current one.

If the monitor is at fault, it is possible that bad capacitors in its power supply might be causing the problems, or there may be poor solder connections. Both are typical failures in many products. But given the relatively low cost of monitors today, repair is often uneconomical. Not too many shops will even attempt repairs. There's not a lot you can do except to replace the it.

Yes, it's only a couple of years old, and you have every right to feel "this should not be happening." But the sad fact is that consumer products are very cheaply made these days. Once a product is past its warranty period, the manufacturer doesn't care any more. That's also why stores push you to buy replacement warranties when you purchase a product.

There must be a software side problem in your pc, hard to say what it is exactly but a fresh install of windows should solve the problem unless there is a hardware side problem in your usb ports which is unlikely.

One thing that helps Apple stand out from the rest is that anytime within your one-year warranty period you can add AppleCare (their service plan) onto it. So don't fret. You're in good hands.