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Re: [xl7] Bad Power Supply?

2006-06-02 by Aaron Eppolito

If you can find someplace to order the power supply, it'd be really
easy to swap it out yourself.  I'm guessing, though, that you just need
the leads resoldered.  Depending on your handiness, you could do that
too, or any electronics shop could.

-Aaron

--- robotchas <robotchas@...> wrote:

> Looks like my power supply - or a connection inside it - has gone
> bad.
> My XL7 frequently reboots itself and now won't even complete the
> bootup process before restarting.
> 
> Anyone else experienced this? Is there anything else that could be
> causing it? I knocked the power cord some time back and the socket
> itself came loose within the case; I glued it in place and that
> seemed
> to fix the issue at the time, but I suspect that some connection or
> solder joint got flexed and has since gotten worse.
> 
> Anyone know how much a replacement power supply should cost? Or how
> difficult it is to fix a bad connection in one?
> 
> Emu has handed off repairs on their hardware to someplace in Florida,
> but I don't want to mail the unit cross-country so I'm hoping I can
> get it fixed locally (I'm in LA but moving to SF in two weeks).
> 
> 
> Chas.
> 
> 
> 
> 
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