Hi when this occurs it is usually a fault on the I squared bus? and is also usually associated with a microprocessor problem too. it is NOT DIYable. Accordingly it needs to be repaired, this should only be done by a professional. To this end what you should do to get the best possible results, is to contact the manufacturers local or head office, and ask them for a referral to an authorised service center, then take the unit there and when in face to face contact simply ONLY ask for a "Quote" as to prospective costings, and go from there, this way you can at least make up your mind as to repair or replace?
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