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Old 06-04-2007, 10:38 AM
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An update..

Well my curiosity got the best of me and I decided to pop the cover off and have a peek inside.

The fuse on the power supply board is OK, but there is a second fuse on the main circuit board that was burnt. Time to run out and get a couple of replacements and see what happens.

I did see some slight discoloration of the main pcb in one area indicating a bit of long-term overheating. There are a couple of diodes and resistors in this vicinity.

No obvious visible indication that any of the resistors or other components are burnt, so I am optimistic that it might be as simple as a fuse replacement, although in the back of my mind I am wondering what caused it to blow.


Edit: popped in a new fuse... still no love!

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