Sh1280 at the very least was also used on a five horsepower Campbell Hausfeld compressor specific motor specs available if you need those. but I think that answers your question if it was specific or not?
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Jan 11, 2022 - Open Windows Device Manager. Click to expand Ports (COM & LPT). Right click on the target USB device. Select Properties. Shift to Port Settings.
What is the Make and model of this TV? On most modern Smart TV's you go into the Settings menu to the Network and Internet section. You then find the network you want to use, select it and enter your wifi router password.
When you click the text box to enter your comment extra buttons appear in the bottom right corner of the box. There are two small square ones and the 'Comment' button. The first small square with the little triangle in it is for posting videos. The second square button, (the middle one), is to post pictures and images. Click this to open the upload link.
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Then you need to follow support for support and/contact us to vent your spleen.
This is just an advice website, where, you can post a problem and someone tries to help you fix it your self.
I've always thought Packard Bell a good company, but £163/$163 is lot of money for a computer repair, unless the motherboard failed.
I'm pretty lucky, knowing a bit I can usually fix mine cheaply, but I do have a DELL which must be about 10 years old which has just died a death, being used for spares now. I also have an Amiga which must be 20 years old now.
The trouble with Dell, I believe like Packard Bell, is that they use proprietary parts, which can only be replaced by them and usually expensive.
Next time go for a generic computer, the parts manufacturers are usually the same, but they're used in loads of different make computers making spares cheaper.
You can try looking it up here:
http://transition.fcc.gov/oet/ea/fccid/
But that ID does not come up. You can do a grantee search, and FSF does give a result, but I think they're expecting a longer ID.