Have never had one of these machines be completed dead. What is the most common problem that had been encountered
to cause this. I am checking voltages. The on off switch is okay. The breaker is okay. They didn't make these boards easy
to access.
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Have never had one of these machines be completed dead. What is the most common problem that had been encountered
to cause this. I am checking voltages. The on off switch is okay. The breaker is okay. They didn't make these boards easy
to access.
Originally Posted by RHodg57
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so u have no control panel, no rotation, no heat, no green light
U have AC In put. past the breaker ?
U have DC Out put ?_DC output ?
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so u have no control panel, no rotation, no heat, no green light
If u have rotation, & none of the others>
look into DC DRIVER
U have AC In put. past the breaker ?
U have DC Out put ?_DC output ?
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I had AC voltages but no DC anywhere. Nothing was rotating. Fans were not running. Turns out it was the all night power supply that was bad. Never changed one before. Thanks for the response.
Welcome, forgot about that all 🌙 supply,
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Also known as the All Day Power Supply...lol...The manual doesn't really go into
any detail about it. Only that it's there. Apparently it was drawing down everything
else.
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