No power I have a Canon imageClass D760 and when I walked in this morning it had no power. I tried a different outlet but no luck? What can I try?

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Well, i don't think there is nothing u can do to fix that on your own.
u wil need to get it looked at by professionals .

Posted on Mar 07, 2008

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