Hi, Here are some basic steps that will help you fixing the problem. I'm assuming that your unit is dead set without an standby LED
light and your outlet is live.1.Power cord - check the cord it might be opened (no
continuity).This is due to frequent bending,pulling. 2. Power switch - check for dry joints, open contact. 3.Check the internal fuse-
sometimes the fuse fail because of the power
surge, replacing with new one will cure the problem, If this is the case I
would advice you to use surge protector/AVR (Automatic Voltage Regulator).
However if the fuse blew again this is an indication that you have a shorted parts in the power supply, you may visit the
linkhttp://www.fixya.com/support/r8053361-fuse_keeps_blowing for more info. If no reaction and
still the unit didn't power up then you have an open parts on the power supply. 4.If you see that the fuse is intact , don't attempt to touch anything
because there some fatalcomponents
stored electricity enough to hurt you with a simple mistake only. I would
advice you to look for a
professional to troubleshoot
the power supply. If you want to repair it yourself make sure that you have
necessary tools and test
instrument, know safety precaution working in the power supply, know how to test the parts below. First check bad solder joints(re-solder all
cold solder), leaky
electrolytic capacitor(sometimes it has bulged at the top but not all, you better
have a capacitor checker), open/shorted regulator transistor/IC(mounted in heat
sink), open fusible resistor (caused by shorted regulator
Transistor/IC), shorted zener
diode. Also check if your unit is under warranty before opening the back
panel, it will void the warranty. Avail it because the manufacturer of your
unit will fix it for free or a little charge only. Let me know if you need further assistance. Hope I helped you. Thanks for using fixya. Jdvillanueva
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Clicking noise was came from the relay, meaning your standby power supply was working fine. However, power supply has a multiple output voltages feeding the other boards and circuitry, if one of these voltages was gone, the unit will not power up unless isolated the faulty parts.
The main problem here is in the power supply section. I would advice you to look for a qualified technician to troubleshoot the unit because there some parts stored voltages even the unit is unplug.
Thanks mate, again thanks for using Fixya.
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Thank you for your response. I have also noticed that there when I turn it on and off I hear a "click". No sound otherwise though.
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