--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "gonzinigonz" <gonzini@...> wrote: > Been on powdecs website and discovered there is no cmg9-01-c.....but there is a pte43-xx-c (this was referenced in the audiofanzine message thread)...this unit is identical in size...but has only 6 out pins instead of the 10 on my unit....also, some of the vents have been covered with a thin plastic screen.....i aint a scientist, but why would you design a cover with ventilation gaps and then cover them up? ...maybe when they did the 240v switch unit for the uk market it buzzed or something, so they maybe covered the vents with a screen (the screen covers just the wire coil thingys (transformers?..) which woulde make sense....of course they must have known that this covering of the vents would probably shorten the working life of the unit from 100,000 hrs to say 10% of that.. Anyway, I am hoping that the 6 pin version (pte 43-xx-c) will still work (surely not connecting the standbye pins will mean that only the proper on/off switches will turn it on/off?)... what do you think of all this... Toe Good call! try to never forget the obvious, it does happen all the > time.. > Can you remember where that message regarding the source of spare PSU's? > Gonz > > > > --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "Bob S." <tttsystems@> wrote: > > > > Sorry for asking something obvious, but is the power switch on the > back of the unit (next to the power cord) on ? > > > > I remember myself trying to figure out why the front button was not > working when the back switch went off inadvertently.... > > > > Bob > > El Segundo, CA >
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Re: My XL7 won't power up
2006-09-09 by tonyhoneyford