The adventure continues...
This morning I powered on the Bizhub 423 I've been refurbishing (with an significant amount of help from the community here). The power light illuminated, the start button glowed orange, but the screen remained dark and the start button never turned blue. I could hear cooling fans spinning, and the developer made it's usual start up cycle churning noises but that's all that happened. After the startup cycle completed I could hear a very faint high-pitched whine from the DC power supply that I had not previously noticed.
I've tried leaving it unplugged for 30 minutes, restarting it, trouble-reset mode, unplugging the HDD (since that was the last thing I worked on), but each time I start the Bizhub it does exactly the same thing as I experienced this morning.
I didn't find much in the KM forum that looked similar to the issue I'm having. The high-pitched whine makes me think a power supply issue has cropped up. Before I pop open the power supply to take a look around (bad capacitors?) I thought I would check in to see if anyone had some other suggestions.
Thanks for the help!
This morning I powered on the Bizhub 423 I've been refurbishing (with an significant amount of help from the community here). The power light illuminated, the start button glowed orange, but the screen remained dark and the start button never turned blue. I could hear cooling fans spinning, and the developer made it's usual start up cycle churning noises but that's all that happened. After the startup cycle completed I could hear a very faint high-pitched whine from the DC power supply that I had not previously noticed.

I've tried leaving it unplugged for 30 minutes, restarting it, trouble-reset mode, unplugging the HDD (since that was the last thing I worked on), but each time I start the Bizhub it does exactly the same thing as I experienced this morning.
I didn't find much in the KM forum that looked similar to the issue I'm having. The high-pitched whine makes me think a power supply issue has cropped up. Before I pop open the power supply to take a look around (bad capacitors?) I thought I would check in to see if anyone had some other suggestions.
Thanks for the help!
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