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Try the manual override >>> un-plug power pack and try loosening manual override with WD-40
It sounds like the clock motor is unable to push the manual override Don't continue to run power pack or the clock motor will burn up or break a plastic gear
Be sure to buy same wattage power pack as you have The 300 Watt unit is made for 15 - 20watt bulbs (15 x 20 = 300) If you buy 600 Watt power pack and hook it up to 10 - 20 watt bulbs, it will burn out the bulbs Manual also says to replace burned out bulbs ASAP or other bulbs will burn out.
Hello yes you can the Important thing to remember here is not to exceed the wattage that the transformer puts out.
Add up the wattage of each bulb that you are running and ensure that you do not exceed 300 watts.
for example a 300 watt transformer could drive a. 10 - 30 watt bulbs b. 20 - 15 watt bulbs c 75 - 4 watt bulbs
Its also ok to mix bulb wattage for example I use 10 watt bulbs in the fixtures in the front of the house but also power 4 20watt spotlights from the same transformer.
try the reset first, its the little pin hole on the side, hold it in
for 3 seconds you may also press and hold the power button for 10
seconds...if those fail, hook it up to your pc via the usb cable and if it will stay on, go to the link below and get the lateset update for your model. its possible it has a software
or hardware problem and reset or update could repair it, but its not
likely. this model and a whole lot of others are none for the usb port going bad and they are not feasible to repair.
it seems to be overheating, old tvs were hard enough to fix, lcds/plasma have less components but are costly to fix, i would recomend a serviceman as the cost of the parts are the biggest part of the repair
Have similar TV. If it is set to the PC source, it goes into standby when there is no signal, like a regular monitor. Even though the monitor is in standby, you can still press the Source button to change to, say, HD input, and will use the familiar on/off action when pressing Power on the remote.
There should be Two power wires connected one to constint power and One should be hooked to the power for ignition I also believe that there is a saftey that turns its off after so many seconds, There should be a way to disable that function in the owners manual, I sure Hope that helps you out Happy Holidays If not Lets fix it somehow just write back and let me know if that works..
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