Mc8060 no power micro - Symbol Computers & Internet

I didn't know they made "real" 64 gigabyte micro SD. Get a 7 GB SD card and try again.They do make 12GB and 20GB micro SD cards but they are expensive.

There is a micro switch that turns the brush roll on when you pull the handle back into the vacuuming position. Start by checking to see if you are getting power to the micro switch.

Your TV micro may be on the audio board. Trace the wire from power supply that says SB5v and it should go to the board with the TV micro which does little more than turn on the TV when it sees the right turn on code from the remote. The TV micro sends a control signal back to the power supply to turn on all the other voltages. Don't over look a bad I/R detector module which should go to the TV micro board too.

If you are using a universal remote, try the factory remote first. The universal remote could have change device codes.

It only has two ports. RJ45 for network and USB for an Air card. Use one or the other. The Micro USB is for power. That's it


It is designed with 3 kinds of power supply options:
1. Via external power adapter with Micro usb output plug
2. Via power adapter of cell-phones with micro usb output plug
3. Via USB connection with computer

you mean it want power up or want work when you press the star buttom?
1. check the fuse if no power.

2. If it doesn't work when closing the door after setting timer it is the micro switch that the metal lach hits when the door close.

3. unpluge the micro wave unscew the scews to the cover of the microwave remove the cover. up front by the door you will see the micro switch maybe (brown,black,white,red/white ) what ever color it is disconet it take it to the hardware store buy a new one and replace it,themreasemble your micro wave.

Sounds like you should get estimates and turn in on homeowners insurance. Power surges are very destructive and you have lost the control board at least and maybe some switches. Eric

try this site;
http://www.dedicatedmicros.com/software_release/index_firmware.php

It should be a 12v 1.5 amp switching supply

you might have to reset your your power settings on the micro.