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Try unplugging it for ten minutes TEN MINUTES not ten seconds, Then plug it back in and see what happens. If that doesn't work, you're are gpoing to have to have it looked at by a tech.
my mr heater
mh9b won't stay lit. The pilot flame starts acting wierd and making
noise after ten to fifteen minutes of being lit and then goes out
completely. It can be re-lit but goes out again in a bit. Any
suggestions?
the process takes about thirty minutes. in three ten minute key cycles. here is how you do it . make sure that the battery is fully charged. step on parking brake pedal and leave it down this will keep the head lights off. turn the key and try to start it then leave it in the on position. you have to leave the key in the on position for ten minutes. you will see the security light on. after the ten minutes the light will go off then turn the key to the start position. turn the key all the way back to the off position and count to three. then try to start it and leave the key in the on position for another ten minutes till the security light goes out. you have to do this same process three times to reset the security system. sometimes you get lucky and it will start after the first ten minute cycle.
there is a computer chip in the lock cylinder that goes bad ,so change the key and cylinder,then leave new key on until the light stops flashing about ten minutes this will set your new key to the security system hope this helps
This is a problem usually with the Power Supply unit inside the Monitor. Often it is the Electrolytic Capacitors arround the Heatsink area. They dry out and go faulty.. It is generally a job for the "Shop" I get them all the time... But in saying that intermittent faults are the hardest to find.. If you do take it to a shop, ensure you get a firm "Quote" and explanation B4 proceeding.
Assuming this is not hibernating and your harddrive is not set to shutdown after a certain idle time, it could be this is an overheating problem.
Check that the extraction vents are'nt blocked and that the fan area is well ventillated.
If necassary gently hoover around all ventillation slats.
Some laptops have the ability for the user to turn off the fan for certain usage, just check in your management settings that it's turned on, unless you know it is on' and it cuts in or stays on.
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