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This might sound dumb, but check the connection between the scanner and the main body - if it is disconnected, it will not show anything on the control panel, sounding like a power malfunction.
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checked that. Just swapped power supplies with a known good and same result. Power supply clicks on and off. Tried opening doors and closing, tried unplugging scanner and back in, all same result. Something is stopping the power supply from activating completely.
I suspect a short someplace. It could be an overload condition causing the PSU relays to switch on and off, a protection routine as it were.
The cause could be quite literally any of the electrical components. Visual inspection might reveal an obvious issue, but don't expect this as the norm.
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The cause could be quite literally any of the electrical components. Visual inspection might reveal an obvious issue, but don't expect this as the norm.
I suspect a short someplace. It could be an overload condition causing the PSU relays to switch on and off, a protection routine as it were.
The cause could be quite literally any of the electrical components. Visual inspection might reveal an obvious issue, but don't expect this as the norm.
Years ago I had a 7060 doing exactly that because the sensor for the lower right door was broken and it was shorting against the chassis. It happened twice in a week and the symptoms repeated.
' "But the salesman said . . ." The salesman's an asshole!' Mascan42
'You will always find some Eskimo ready to instruct the Congolese on how to cope with heat waves.' Ibid
I'm just an ex-tech lurking around and spreading disinformation!
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