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raphael kats Posted on Jan 09, 2007

Plugged my iHP-140 into a 6V power supply

Bs"d The player comes with a 5Vdc and I accidentaly plugged it into a 6Vdc and now it won't power up. Is the damaged done to the HD or the battery? And how do I fix it? If it's the HD, is there any way of recovering my files? r

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Not a solution I'm afraid - I have exactly the same problem and did it in the last few days. I will come back to let you know if I find a solution - if you find one please post it here too. Nab

  • Anonymous Jan 12, 2007

    This is a 'Best Solution' to the same problem previously listed here:
    Best Solution posted on May 23, 2006
    By dovi
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    Open the player and test for battery's voltage. In case of a low voltage measurement,you should replace the battery.I don't want to be cruel with you but, maybe that the player power circuit was damaged as well,and in this case it should be repaired by a certified technician (I realy hope for you that this is not the situation).
    Good luck !!!

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