Replacement equipment needed

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Go back further in your system restore to an earlier date until normal operation is restored. If this still doesn't work, buy yourself a new hard drive. Put your operating system and programs you use on the new drive and copy file from your old drive mounted in the slave position to copy file from your old drive. Once you have done this, format your old drive and keep it for a spare. Your new drive will have none of the old problems any more. Be careful about the WEB sites you go to and use a quality anti-virus program to screen future problems.
Paul

1. Check for a bad battery. This is the most common problem for mobile devices like tablets, laptops and the like. Since the battery must be fully functional (at OEM specified outputs for volatage and current) for the device to operate (manuf. designed it that way to protect the circuits years ago), it is the most likley culprit. (FYI: I have two Lenovo laptops - one under the old IBM Thinkpad label and one newer Chinese Lenovo).
* Replace the battery with a new OEM replacement as I do not recommend after-market generics or refurbished)
2. Try a different power supply. Check the OUTPUT requirements on your existing power adapter (usually 5v) and locate a another adapter to see if it is the AC adapter. The only real issue you need to worry about is the OUTPUT voltage must match the original adapter to avoid damage. The current does not matter since the device determines how much current in mAH it requires so just concern yourself with the right OUTPUT VOLTAGE and the jack plug makes a proper fit. If a spare adapter is not available (Radio Shack sells a variable voltage adapter with a variety of interface plugs and they work very well for these issues) then try using the Lenovo adapter on another device. (I am assuming you do not have electronics tools or test bench and need to troubleshoot the old school way)
* Replace the dead adapter ensuring that the VOLTs are the same on OUTPUT as the original and the interface plugjack is the same size.

If, after doing the above two simple steps, consider that the MB (mainboard - motherboard) power supply is toast and the laptop is good for recycling only

That is because your onboard computer system does not recognize the pellet in the key. Your car is equipped with what is known as a "Pass KEY" (PK-1) security system. It uses a resistor pellet in the key to electrically identify itself to the computer system. The key that you are using from your other car does not have the correct resistance to allow the antitheft sytem to enable starting (it "thinks" you are trying to steal the vehicle).

The BEST way to fix this problem is like this:
MOST hardware stores can make new PK1 keys. What you need to do is take the OLD (original) key so they can get the resistance value off of the pellet in the key. Then use the REPLACEMENT (from the other car)key as the template for cutting the NEW key. That way, it will be about the same as having the original key (electrically) that has a different cut to work the replacement lock cylinder (mechanically).

There are other ways to get around the PK-1 system, but this is the best way if you want to keep your Camaro considerably safer among car thieves. The new key will not cost much (a few dollars). The hardest part will be trying to get the hardware store "key-cutting person" to understand what is going on here....use one key to identify the resistor, and use the other key to make the cut.

Hi from retired Englishman in SW France,

I ALWAYS advise replacing the motor! It might be suggested that just the brushes on the motor want changing; experience (of others) suggests that they may only last months rather than many years UNLESS the motor itself is refurbished. Refurbishment includes skimming the commutator on which the brushes run. Without skimming the brushes do not sit cleanly on the com, often causing excessive sparking and excessive wear on BOTH. Alternately a new motor! I changed the motor (and belt whilst I was at it!) on our 19+ year-old Bosch at a cost of GBP250 ;-0(

Spares Suppliers
You will need to type into your search engine/web browser '(make model number) washer spares' and you should be presented with a number of sources from which you can order. Alternately you could try telephone directories for spares suppliers but I would think the former would be more successful.

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Thanks and good luck!
John C.

No, they will put in new tuner module not fixing the old one, which so far I cannot locate one on line yet. Not sure if the tuner is part of the main control board or not since I cannot locate the pictures inside the TV. Not much info out there for the replacement parts for this model.
$342 that is more than %50 of the new 42" TV.

Basic LCD monitor and TV troubleshooting guide:
http://www.fixya.com/support/r5093881-lcd_flat_panel_tv_troubleshooting_guide
http://www.fixya.com/support/r6150077-basic_lcd_monitors_troubleshooting
http://www.fixya.com/support/r7406380-tv_training_manuals
Failed TV and Monitors: http://s807.photobucket.com/albums/yy352/budm
Learn about bad caps: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacitor_plague
Parts: www.shopjimmy.com
Capacitors kit: http://lcdalternatives.auctivacommerce.com/Default.aspx he can make you a set of caps.
Or www.digikey.com, just make sure to use caps with low ESR, 105c, high ripple current and long life rating such as PANASONIC FM or FC series.
Please post back what you find.
Please leave rating if it helps.

Kim, The LCD display requires WHITE light so you can see all the colors on the screen. Most BLACK screen problems will be a power supply problem internal to the monitor. I monitor is still under warranty, have Viewsonic repair it. Here are a few more options that could be available if unit is out of warranty. 1. Trade in for new widescreen display. Please note that the electronics technician at the store will evaluate your monitor and try to repair it for less than $10 in parts! He or she will keep it as a spare unit or sell your monitor for $40 - $60 to a buddy that needs a spare or second monitor. 2. Check to see if Viewsonic has a CASH+old unit swap-out program. They ship you a REFURBISHED same model unit w/ 30day warranty. Yes! They will REFURBISH your old monitor and ship it to another customer. But that's only if a swap program is in effect! 3. Check with a local TV/LCD monitor repair shop, to see if they refurbish LCD monitors with new or rebuilt "switch-mode-power-supply" / "inverter supply" / "cold-cathode-fluoiescent-lamps" . 4. Most costly option. Buy new display AND have your VX910 repaired and kept as spare unit! Before you do any of the above mentioned options visit (FYI) YOUTUBE and search for and view the longer (8-12 minute) video clips of "LCD monitor repair" and "LCD monitor disassembly" to learn what the most common causes of LCD BLACK SCREEN failure are and what parts are used to fix them. Also visit www.ccl-la.com/badcaps.htm and www.lcdparts.com , www.badcaps.net for more information. If your VX910 falls into the FAILED CCFL backlight catagory get back here to fixya and let us know what option you will persue. If this was helpful to you or someone else, rate this response on fixya. 12fixlouie by for now.

try eBay, they have some really good deals

I think my problem is solved. This is old equipment and must be replaced by latest simular tools manufactured by CADAC. I will follow up with local dealers. Thank you. Okkie van der Merwe

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