How would i solve problems regarding fault 37? please help.... problem happen 1 month ago & I haven't tried to fix it

Page 37 of the Electrical Service Manual refers

6 Flashes E06 Right Park Brake Fault

http://www.invacare.com/doc_files/1110532.pdf

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OR YOU HAVE ONE VIRUS?!

I don't have a solution but I would like to add that I am having the same problem which started quite recently (April 2011). Phone Panasonic UK support (0844 844 3852) they were very helpful. They haven't solved the issue yet but I guess the more people recording the same complaint gives them increased diagnostic information. I wonder if this is localised to a particular transmitter? My local transmitter is Bilsdale.

Dear User,

in your case there is a supply fault..capacitor of power board is weak .kindly change the capacitor ..the sign of capacitor faulty is that capacitor is blow up like oil is coming out form upper side..kindly do the need ful.dnt use the lcd until the problem fixed.

First Option:
Please Phone in the Other Sim and check the phone Network Signal If Network Signal Problem Not Solved For Other Sim So
Secend Option:
Your Phone Network IC Fault So Please change Network IC
And Network Problem will Solved Quickly

By warble, do you mean a high pitch non stop noise? If so... I think I went through that bout 2 months ago, it was a easy fix. Ifr it is the same problem

I would try purchasing new ink - especially if the printer and inks has been sitting unused.

BURY IT, NO ONLY JOKING, YOU DO HAVE A DEFROST FAULT, SAMSUNG ARE RENOWNED FOR THESE FAULTS, REMOVE THE BACK AND CHECK THE FOLLOWING, YOU WILL HAVE A DEFROST SENSOR, USUALLY TWO YELLOW WIRES WITH A WHITE BULD ON THE END, PUT A MULTIMETER ACROSS THE END OF THE WIRESES AND HOLD THE WHITE END IN YOUR HAND TIGHT, YOU SHOULD SEE THE RESTANCE CHANGING, IF NOT IT IS FAULTY, TO THE RIGHT OF THE EVAPORATOR YOU WILL SEE BLACK AND RED WIRES CHECK YOU HAVE A CIRCUIT THROUGH THIS ITEM, IT IS A THRMAL FUSE, IF THAT IS OK THEN METER OUT THE TWO HEATERS, IF THEY ARE OK THEN YOU HAVE A POWER MODUE FAULT. REGARDS ADVISOR

Switch the input wires from the sub to the speaker amp and vis versa. See if the problem switches to the other amp. If it does, you know you have a fault in the head unit. If it stays in the same amp, then you know you have a problem in the amp unit. Check with the manuufacturer online about how long the warranty is on each unit. Maybe they are still covered. Good Luck Please do not forget to rate this thread.