I'm not getting a signal t my my touch, I've tried reboot but I still can find a signal, & my service is current

Take it to a local sewing machine repair and sales business for repair.

my touch phone screen freeze.what is the cause?

you may have a ground loop problem and when you touch the strings you complete the ground loop so the noise dissapears. make sure the amp is plugged into a proper grounded outlet. also there is an aftermarket ground plate that goes under the pick guard. that is what I put on mine to cut the emf way down. if you bought the guitar from a dealer take it back to the store and ask them why you are getting so much noise.

Take it to a repair shop & then use the
computer to study OBD2 Systems & get
a cheap code reader

Look at a fuse,they do not fix anything
& hardy ever blow.

When you say check light has been on for awhile
Are you not aware of why the dash light come on?
They have been on all vehicles for 31 years now

Any dash light is a System Malfunction,& you need to
check for codes within a couple of days or stop using
the car,each & every time,unless you understand the
current OBD2 Systems & have at least a code reader

MAYBE it's your Video Drivers trying to 'talk' to your NC10?

IF they installed incorrectly your NC10 can get lost trying to satisfy and decode your video?

CAN YOU boot into the 'safe mode'? (Link below)
Is your booting complete ~ even though it's poor resolution?

IF SO... delete your current drivers (totally) and reboot! Install the correct drivers...

Anthony

http://support-us.samsung.com/cyber/popup/iframe/pop_troubleshooting_fr.jsp?idx=651610&modelname=NP-NC10+%3Fiframe%3Dtrue&modelcode=&session_id=Qlp88jSjpSG5KyyD42BX3Ww4qhmyW0T8pDGmqCqZhsKSJrrqJBTf!-12030426!-799142688!1348839932800&from_osc=&homeid=44969

The C1 error is displayed when the motor tries to pull more than 26 amps to run.

This indicates a problem with the motor or motor controller.

Overloading or excessive suds can also cause this error.

If you like to make a few more checks then the image below contains the instructions for entering the diagnostic test mode.

Its a short cycle that runs all of the components so the operation of each can be checked.

I hope this helps but an intermittent C1 error can be hard to pin down.

http://media.fotki.com/1_p,wbrrkqqwkwbqsdgxgtqsskgwtqkq,vi/kdkftbfkwxkfsqdgqsg/1/1303472/5961857/image5668img-or.jpg

From the service manual....

"C1 = Average current limit Or Instantaneous current limit.

If a status signal comes back from the motor controller that a current
limit has been breached, the unit will return to standby mode and
display either CA for average current limit trip or Cl for
instantaneous current limit trip.

Average current trip occurs if there is a 2 second average of current
draw greater than 5.55 amps
at the motor windings.

Instantaneous current trip occurs if there is a spike of 26 amps
instantly at the motor windings.

This may signify problems with the drive motor, thermal protector, or
motor controller. Over-loading the unit may cause this problem."


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if the input signal is very low check output cables for good condition and no wires from cables touch the amp chassis--no touching between each cables-check each speakers one by one to isolate the trouble-if everything is ok and you still get overload protection you must pass it to service center.

check your speakers cables for good condition-no touching between inner wires of each other- after you confirm from good cables condition- try the speakers one by one-make good ventilation around the amp and clean it with air blower-after that if the problem still found contact near service center for help.

use a multimeter to check for power on the +ve wire, could be your fuse, it only rus a sec when you jumper the remote to +ve because the remote cannot give out the nessary current to run the amp.