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Hi folks,
has anyone out there ever managed to troubleshoot the DC power supply in one of these dinosaurs? Mine's developed a fault in the 24V supply, killing the fans and main motor 1 minute after powerup. Input from the AC module remains stable (220VAC) , as does the 5V output since the panel still functions and gripes about a "SERVICE 55". According to the service manual, 55 indicates a DC controller error, but I've ruled that out since the 24V output from the DC PSU still drops after detaching the DC controller. I'd appreciate any comments on diagnosing this baby on the component level. Sure, replacing the entire module is a piece of cake, but hardly worth the cost when I can get an LJ4+ for the same price (which of course isn't quite as rock solid)... Thanks 'n' stuff! --GanjaTron |
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