I have a Siemens cashpower 2000 and the red LED's next to the unhappy face and the light bulb even though I have loaded a token. What could be the the problem

An LED bulb, https://www.sewingpartsonline.com/led-bulb-janome-mc9000-led.aspx , is available for the Elna 6003. To replace the bulb, you need to remove the left side face plate. The screw holding the face-plate is hidden behind a button that matches the face plate. Next pull the socket out. Then pull the bulb out of the socket. Push the new bulb into the socket with the pins aligned with the holes in the socket. Push the socket back into the sewing machine and replace the left-side face plate. For an idea of the procedure, see the manual for the Elna 6001, available at ManualsLib. https://www.manualslib.com/manual/378188/Elna-6001.html?page=53 . This is the maintenance page of this manual.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

You are on the wrong website.

Previous owner info? MFG website, email their customer service. Is this a "subscription" service? Have you talked to your power supplier?

Check all the cables and make sure that they are plugged in tightly. After that I can't help you without more information.

Here is a link to the user manual. Halfway down on the left side toy can see where you are asking for.

http://www.ekurhuleni.gov.za/560-manual-meter-plc/file

contact the installing electrician for the code or where you can get the code.

Vibration. Most of the bulbs that I've seen out have been due to vibration shaking the filaments out of the bulbs. Start your bike's engine and stand behind it and watch the rear fender. Does it shake a lot? The small filament in the bulb glows red hot when it's shining. When it's this hot, it will break very easily. If you have a standard incandescent light bulb in a lamp in a trouble light in your shop, turn it on and drop the light. Even though the bulb does not break, the bulb will usually blow. This is due to the filament breaking because of the jar due to the drop. Maybe you should ask about changing to LED bulbs. I don't think you need a load equalizer for a tail light or brake light. Turn signals, you do.

Good Luck
Steve

Orange CSS LED bulb is light what does that mean

Hi and welcome to FixYa I am Kelly. Your red LED is telling you that it was 1. overloaded. 2. has low voltage 3. overheated or 4. short in the powered circuit.

OVERLOAD LED (red): Lights up if the generator experiences
a load greater than the rated output, low voltage, overheats or
the powered circuit experiences a short. The output is stopped
even though the engine keeps running.

I do not know which of the 4 conditions caused your red light. If you have the read light with no load I would suspect low voltage from the generator / inverter. If it overheated you will also get the Red LED with no load.

Thanks for choosing FixYa.

Kelly

This is actually quite simple. Ford/Lincoln Co. uses an actual light bulb behind the LED to illuminate it. This bulb costs about $1.04 dollars and can easily be replaced.
If you cut a metal hanger into two 5 inch pieces and bend them to make a wide prong set. you'll see four holes on the face of your sound system Simply poke these four prongs about aninch and a half in and you can slide the whole unit out. You'll see the bulb at the top center behind the face. Pull it out and slip in the new one. That's it! Thanks Dana