The on switch isn't working.

If you're not scared to do electrical wiring, use a well-insulated pair of needle-nose pliers and jump the switch out and see if the fan comes on if it does change the switch

There isn't anything to uninstall, as FixYa doesn't install anything on your computer. To sign out, click on user name near the upper right corner, then click on "Sign Out."

sometimes a rubber mallet doesn't work on the stater, you actually have to hit it with something stronger, like a hammer while turning it over. If not check to see if you have a pro lock on your vehicle because if that becomes just a little loose it won't start.

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what you need to do to solve the problem of the washer is to troubleshoot below are step by step solution on how to solve the problem.


If your washing machine is out of whack, check for these easy fixes
before you spend money and time on a repairman.

1 Make sure the cord is plugged in and that the breaker hasn't tripped.

2 Reset the overload switch - according to the manufacturer's directions - if the machine won't turn on but the breaker hasn't tripped. (Make sure you take some of the clothes out before you run it again or you'll have the same problem.)

3 Check the hot water faucet if the water isn't warm. Also clean the filter screens and make sure that your hot-water heater isn't out of hot water.

4 Make sure the faucets are on, the filters are clean and that the hoses aren't kinked if the washer is filling too slowly.

5 Clear any obstructions in the hose if the clothes are too wet at the end of a cycle. Also, be sure the washer is spinning; if it isn't, remove some of the clothes and redistribute the load. Reset the overload switch. Tighten the drive belt if this doesn't fix the problem.

6 Check the hoses for damage if you are seeing water leaks on the floor.

7 Put a nylon stocking on your hand and feel around the inside of the washer if you are finding snagged or torn clothing. Sand rough spots with fine sandpaper.

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It seems you assume that it is not an overheating problem.
The problem is, the bulb gets really, really hot when using the projector. It doesn't matter whether it has been there without any usage. As you switch it on, it will start to get hot.
But the lamp or other parts of the projector should not get too hot. To control the temperature, air is moved through the projector with the help of fans. Air enters through air filters and move through the projector absorbing heat from hot parts. This prevents these parts from getting overheated.
But what if air doesn't flow freely? Then the parts CAN get overheated.
First, switch on the projector and check whether you can hear the fans working.
Next, switch off the projector and remove power cable.
After about 30 minutes, remove the cover and check whether the air filters are blocked. If they are, clean them with a small brush.
This would probably solve your problem.

If it’s an active sub change you plug point and check, also try the power button on the sub by clicking it once or twice

Feel your heater hoses and see if they are getting hot..If so when your click from the switch ,,make sure the door is switching from hot to cold

Sounds like bulb is burnt out. Have replaced its the cheapest way to go. It may be a power board but if its out of its warrenty, then you may just want to buy a new set.

first check the bulb to make sure the filament isn't dangling and making contact every so often, if its fine, check the socket for the bulb to be sure that its grounded correctly and both connection points are seating in the socket good

I had a similar issue with my ASUS. Try finding a program on your computer other than the Control Panel that controls the trackpad. For instance mine is Elan Smart-Pad. Usually working with some of the configurations in the program reinitialize the trackpad. If that doesn't work make sure that it isn't turned of due to keyboard interference (hitting a button that turns the trackpad off). Hopefully that isn't the case though.