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Hi, There isn’t a guide on ifixit to replacing the fuse but there are guides on how to replace other components in the device. These will help you to open the device and locate the fuse, if that is the problem. It may be something else entirely Sonos Playbase Repair Usually fuses are located near to where the incoming power supply is connected to on a board. Be aware that fuses come in all shapes, colours and sizes so it may not look like what you think a fuse should look like. Just look for a component with a board component designation beginning with F. F= fuse. If you can’t locate the fuse take some close up images of the power board and post them back here. Here’s how to do this. Adding images to an existing question It will also be handy if you have a DMM (digital multimeter) and a soldering iron and you know how to use them both as you may have to prove that the fuse is faulty or not for a start. If the fuse has blown then there’s always a reason why a fuse blows which may have to be investigated and...

Hi @nos7114 , This link may be of some help. Be sure to read it all the way through. It appears as though some failed backlight LEDs may be the problem.

Hi @nos7114 , Have you checked that the wall power outlet is working? Try plugging in a hair dryer etc and see if that works OK or not. If the TV is connected to a powerboard (powerstrip?) try plugging it directly into the wall outlet and see if this works. Was there a storm or power outage before the problem occurred? If so then the TV's power board may have been damaged. Check your household contents insurance policy to see if the TV is covered for this event. If not still under warranty or covered by insurance, disconnect the power from the TV and then remove the TV back cover and visually inspect the power board (board where the power cord connects to) for any obvious damage such as burnt out or heat stressed components or blown or bulging capacitors etc. If you do find any damage or you're not sure post some close up images so that others can see. Here's how to do this. Adding images to an existing question

Hi, What is the model number of the laptop? If you have Win 10 installed you can press Win + Shift + s keys (all 3 keys together) and then click on the image on the screen and move the mouse around the area that you wish to copy and then paste it into whatever document or program etc using Edit > paste in the menus of the program OR Just press the Print Screen key on the keyboard and then open the program, document etc and paste into where you want it.

Hi @jp8380 , Don’t turn on the PC, just turn on the monitor and see if you can view the monitor's OSD (On Screen Display) menus without the monitor powering off and then powering on again? I assume that it powers off and not just that the screen turns off, because you said "... moniter turns off completely and so does the light." Is seems as though there is a problem with the power supply connection in the monitor itself. If it is a new monitor, don't open it as you will void the warranty. Contact the seller about the problem and if they don't want to know about it contact Acer support in your location. If it is a “used” monitor, then still contact the seller about the problem, as the item is faulty, unless it was sold this way and you knew about it before you bought it. In the meantime, hopefully the service manual for the monitor may be found if you don’t get a good response from the seller or the manufacturer, so that perhaps you can repair the monitor. But go the warranty route first if possible!

Hi, Don’t know the answer but here’s an image of the thermostat removal and replacement procedure from the 2004-2005 Nissan Altima factory service repair manual (scroll down to Engine Cooling System) which may be of some help. (click on image to enlarge for better viewing) You mentioned gaskets but are the o-rings there and OK as well? Just a thought.

Hi @mouthforwar70 The “….door alarm goes off randomly” may be the clue. It may be a faulty door switch. One way to find out if it is a faulty door switch, if that is the problem, is to leave a door open and to manually operate the switch by hand and check if the lights go out in the compartment as I suspect that the switch is used for two functions, telling the control board to turn the lights on and off and also to turn the evaporator fan on and off. Another way to check the door switches is to place your ear next to the fridge cabinet and check if you can hear the evaporator fan running. It will stop when a door is opened and start again when the door is closed. With most fridges the evaporator fan which is in the freezer compartment behind a panel supplies the cold air to the refrigerator section to cool the fridge down to the set temperature. When a door is opened (either door - freezer or fridge) the fan is stopped as you don’t want to blow the cold air out of the fridge or freezer. It falls out quick...

Hi, Most probably not as they are not compatible. If your iPhone charger is for an iPhone model after and including an iPhone 5, then it will have a lightning connector and the earphones use a micro USB connector. Here’s a link that describes the differences You can use most mobile phone, tablet chargers etc, except Apple products, which have a micro USB connector, as long as the output voltage of the charger is +5V DC and the current output doesn’t exceed 1A (1000mA). This should be printed on the charger itself. Alternatively you could get a Lightning female to micro USB male adapter - example only and connect your iPhone charger to the headset via this.

Hi @Jennifer Guerra, It could be a loose WiFi antenna that is the cause of the problem, that is why it works close to the router and not further away. Could you please verify the model number, screen size and year of your tablet (you said SM-T350 Tab A 10.1)? Measuring the screen diagonally should give you an approximate “size” of the screen if you wish to verify the screen size According to what I have found out, a SM-T350 is a Tab A 8.0" tablet and not a Tab A 10.1” tablet. Here’s a link to a SM-T350 antenna to show you what it looks like if you decide to open the tablet and check if it is connected properly. Here are some links to other Galaxy Tab A models which show that the antenna is different in each model SM-T580 is a Tab A 2016 10.1" SM-T387 is a Tab A 2018 8.0” SM-T510 is a Tab A 2019 10.1" As you can see there are a lot of different Tab A models and the list goes on as there is also a Galaxy Tab A 10.1 2018 (SM-T590) as well, but unfortunately I cannot find the WiFi antenna spare part for it.

Hi, Try starting the phone in safe mode and check if the problem is still there or not. If it works OK in safe mode then a downloaded app is the cause of the problem. The trick is to find out which one. You will have to uninstall each downloaded app, one by one and test the phone in “normal mode” between each uninstall to see if it works OK or not. When it does work OK then the last downloaded app that was uninstalled is the culprit. Try to recall when the problem first started and check what downloaded apps were installed around that time (if any) or what downloaded apps were updated about that time and start with them first. If it still doesn’t work in safe mode try wiping the cache partition (should be the same for your model) and see if that resolves the problem. If that doesn’t work try a factory reset to determine if it is a software or a hardware problem. Be aware that a factory reset will erase all your data and downloaded apps. It will restore the phone to its’ factory default condition (or last...

Hi @captainsnowball ,

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The “red thing” in Step 3 is most probably an IR filter, to filter out visible light to improve IR operation

Hi, As yet I haven't figured out how to amend the link to the User Guide for this radio. The one in the Repair Guide no longer exists, so here is one that still works

https://midlandusa.com/wp-content/upload...