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These are a cool old machine. They use the cdm1 laser mechanism that was revered in its day for high performance. If you have voltage available after the rectifier stages, check the 3 pin voltage regulators. Marked as 78xx for positive regulator, and 79xx for negative. the xx gives you the voltage they are supposed to be putting out. They commonly fail, also check the same for dry solder joint. resolder them anyway if you are unsure. If all the regulators check out, then also check low value flame proof resistors in the power supply rails. Get back to me here again and let me know how you got on. Good Luck
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Depends how dead it is. If there are no signs of life, even with newly charged batteries or on mains adapter, then a hammer or a hacksaw seem the only options. Maybe a service centre could help, but might prove expensive.
See if the Speaker is blown or check for fuses on the back of the amps. Next switch the speaker wires at the back of the amp. Still no change? then switch the amp to aux input . Put a RCA jack in the aux input, then turn it on. Tap the end of the jumper wire with your finger tip , and check if you get a hum out of the dead channel if you do not then touch the wire to the metal cabinet of the amp. Check for a hum. If so then the pre-amp or tuner amp is not working. Good Luck, Bill
Sounds like you need to have the mains suppressor checked out by an engineer.
Someone had this happen to them as well.
I checked fuses - ok
I drained detergent water -ok
I checked filter and pump - ok
Machine will not start.
Next step - contact customer service, however under the Sales of Goods Act 1979 I am contacting the supplier as the machine is new.
I hope you get your machine running soon.
Update
The fault was as follows:
Bosh Washing Machine WAE2446
Fault reported: DEAD
Material: SUPPRESSOR
Description: REPLACED FAULTY MAINS SUPPRESSOR
In a nut shell. The washing machine failed (went dead) because the mains suppressor was faulty. The suppressor normally filters out unwanted interference from the washing machine mains electrical supply. The part was replaced and the washing machine came back to life.
If
your appliance has absolutely no functions at all, remove it from the
mains supply, remove the case and see where the mains lead goes in to
the appliance and follow the cable until you find the main fuse. ONLY
USE THE SAME TYPE AND RATING OF FUSE TO REPLACE IT. The usual
cause of this fuse failure is the door switches are contaminated or
sticking. Check the door switches before putting power back on to the
appliance. Hope this helps.
Hi there!Had the same thing and after replacing the main board it sorted the problem out!Could have been a spike in power and also a dry joint on the board,It will be cheaper replacing the printer than replacing the main board!Sorry!!
maybe it is your mains cord not getting any power to your laptop hence not being able to charge the battery hence no power at all have it checked and good luck.
Do you mean there is no sign of life in your laptop??? If yes then there are a number of reasons for it. The dead battery, but should run when plugged into mains. Dead power-on switch on the laptop. Bad BIOS chip. Disconnected motherboard. A bad BIOS chip is unlikely but a bad power-on switch is very likely. And for both these items you will have to open up the laptop. And then replace the power-on switch.
Hi there. I would check the power supply rails, you have probably lost a volatge about the Audio line output /DA stages. Check voltage reg packs, they fail alot. I have repaired a few of these over the years, hit me back if you need to go further.
G'day,
I don't have a solution, but my Panasonic NV-GS250 is doing exactly the same thing - nothing!
http://www.fixya.com/support/t152424-panasonic_nv_gs250_turn
Good luck
Aaron
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