Console board When in problem, only level bottom 2, 7 and 12 works. After reset, console board works for few minutes. It seam that the problem beging after poushing "stop" bottom. Many thanks

It sounds like there may be a problem with the sensor or control board of your Costway portable ice maker. Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot the issue:

1. Check the water level: Make sure that the water reservoir is filled to the appropriate level. If it's not, the ice maker won't be able to make ice.
2. Clean the ice maker: If the ice maker is dirty or has mineral buildup, it may not work properly. Try cleaning it with a solution of vinegar and water, following the manufacturer's instructions.
3. Check the sensor: There may be a sensor that detects the water level in the ice maker. Make sure that it's not blocked or malfunctioning.
4. Check the control board: If the control board is malfunctioning, it may be preventing the ice maker from working properly. Try unplugging the ice maker for several minutes, then plugging it back in to see if that resets the control board.

If none of these steps resolve the issue, it may be best to contact Costway customer support for further assistance or consider taking it to a qualified appliance repair technician.

Check your ground strap that goes from the engine to the firewall. It may be loose and moving, causing a disconnect.

Under the door there is a seam, there are 3 screws in that seam to remove to access that bottom panel. Remove the panel, reach up, there is a little "ring" beneath the door lock. Pull this down, it releases the mechanism.

INT means that the cycle was interrupted. If you unplug the unit for 30 minutes it should clear when all the electricity drains out of the control board.

If it doesn't clear it means you may need to order and replace the front interface control board behind the control panel.

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sounds like you got a bad back light or invertert, Take a flash light to the screen and see if you see a faded or distorted picture if so replace the back light and or
inverter. A local tv repair shop would be ideal if you do not know how to test these things.

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With our board it goes off just fine leaving it alone, maybe something is stuck on it try removing the 4 bottom legs covers and just leave it be a few minutes if that dont work just take the batteries out and find a safe place to keep them for future use. Find out if your board is under warranty and return/exchange it?

They are sensitive so just be patient :P

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Make sure that the Wii Balance Board is placed properly in front of the TV: The blue power light should be facing away from the TV. If the Wii Balance Board is facing the wrong way, your movements will be reversed.
Check the battery life of the batteries in the Wii Balance Board. If the battery level is low, try a fresh set of batteries.
Check to make sure nothing is pressing against the bottom of the Wii Balance Board. If you do find anything pressing against the bottom
(such as carpet), try using the foot extensions.

If you are you using the Wii Balance Board on a plush carpet , try using the foot extensions. After you have installed the extensions, re-weigh yourself and check for proper results (within a few pounds.

good luck .

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Sorry to tell you but it has gone faulty, you need to take it in for repair. There are no serviceable parts inside.

Open unit up and clean dust and debris off heatsink fins. Outer case opens much like a clamshell once screw are removed from bottom. Plastic seam and end pieces pop out with flat screwdriver (carefully). Inner unit can be removed and opened easily after this. Once cleaned and reassembled, try to keep unit in clean, cool, smoke-free place with good air circulation for best life and performance.

call the manufacture, sounds like an issue with the circuit board