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Thanks for asking. Repair questions are off-topic, in general. We may consider a repair question, if you explain your specific troubleshooting steps, and you understand the design of the device....
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#2: Post edited
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Nick Alexeev
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2020-12-10T22:35:22Z (almost 4 years ago)
- Repair questions are off-topic, in general.
- We may consider a repair question, if you explain your specific troubleshooting steps, and you understand the design of the device. In practice, the second condition means that you should have a schematic.
- Thanks for asking.
- Repair questions are off-topic, in general.
- We may consider a repair question, if you explain your specific troubleshooting steps, and you understand the design of the device. In practice, the second condition means that you should have a schematic.
#1: Initial revision
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Nick Alexeev
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2020-12-10T19:35:42Z (almost 4 years ago)
Repair questions are off-topic, in general. We may consider a repair question, if you explain your specific troubleshooting steps, and you understand the design of the device. In practice, the second condition means that you should have a schematic.