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2008-01-23 by mombanu
i recently dismantled my a-100 in order to transport it. upon reassembly, i must have put the power lead for one of the modules in the wrong way. the a-100 went crazy for a few , then stopped working. it won't power up anymore. is there a cheap and easy solution to this, or will i have to buy a new power supply? cheers
2008-01-23 by Tim Stinchcombe
There is a fuse in the black power receptacle on the back of the case, but you need to look closely to find it/to work out how to prise it open. The type and rating of fuse to replace it with depend on what voltage you are on: Dieter gave all the details in message #3773. In addition there is a high probability that the module powered the wrong way will be damaged in some way :-( Tim --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "mombanu" <mombanu@...> wrote:
> > i recently dismantled my a-100 in order to transport it. upon > reassembly, i must have put the power lead for one of the modules in > the wrong way. the a-100 went crazy for a few , then stopped working. > it won't power up anymore. is there a cheap and easy solution to this, > or will i have to buy a new power supply? > cheers >
2008-01-23 by mombanu
the fuse is indeed broken, and i've ordered a new set. the module in question had seen better days, so it's not the end of the world thanks very much magnus --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Tim Stinchcombe" <timothy@...> wrote:
> > There is a fuse in the black power receptacle on the back of the case, > but you need to look closely to find it/to work out how to prise it > open. > > The type and rating of fuse to replace it with depend on what voltage > you are on: Dieter gave all the details in message #3773. > > In addition there is a high probability that the module powered the > wrong way will be damaged in some way :-( > > Tim > > --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "mombanu" <mombanu@> wrote: > > > > i recently dismantled my a-100 in order to transport it. upon > > reassembly, i must have put the power lead for one of the modules in > > the wrong way. the a-100 went crazy for a few , then stopped working. > > it won't power up anymore. is there a cheap and easy solution to this, > > or will i have to buy a new power supply? > > cheers > > >