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crwdns2934241:0crwdne2934241:0 Gordon Beckley

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It is more than lightly that there has been a voltage spike and that the T 3.15A fuse mounted directly on the PCB near the power socket has blown.  You need soldering experience and a good idea of what you are doing to dismantle the unit to test that this is the case.  There is is sometimes a varistor blown too and it is a good idea to at least check - if not replace - the bridge rectifier and two adjacent 100mf 400v capacitors too. Hope some of that helps.

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