Wall button worked for awhile, now will not. Have tried a replacement, it does not work either. hat can I check?

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First try shutting down the printer using the off button. Then turn it back on. If this doesn't work then abruptly turn it off by pulling the plug from the wall and plug back in to the wall socket and turn on the printer.

check both wires from light beam box to the opener -- check for breaks or cuts or disconnects -- inspect closely. if you still have problem - replace the faulty beam unit - I do not believe you can replace just the laser bulb

#1 says he has a blue hat.

If #3 sees two red hats then he knows he has a blue hat. Since he says he does not know the color of his hat, #1 and #2 do not both have red hats. They may both have blue hats, or one a blue hat and the other a red hat.

If #2 sees a red hat then he knows his hat is blue since #3 did not see two red hats. Since he says he does not know the color of his hat, #1 must have a blue hat.

Try connecting the TV directly to a different wall outlet and check. If the issue persists, try power resetting the TV. Turn Off the TV and remove the power plug from the wall outlet for 1 minute and reconnect it and check the operation. If the issue persists, then the TV requires service.

replacing the fuel pump relay is one thing but what about the (ASD auto-shut down) relay

additionally...

• what engine size?
• what transmission?
• any codes?
• does the pump run KOEO?
• Do you have spark?
• What is the cranking speed?

you may find faster service by subscribing to a "live chat" since there are so many questions and variables in your concern

• 1) TAKE OUT YOUR LAPTOP BATTERY
• 2) REMOVE YOUR AC ADAPTOR CORD, that's the wall power, remove it.
• 3) NOW HOLD DOWN THE POWER BUTTON FOR 30 SECONDS.
hat will drain any static electricity that has built up on your laptop system board and many times fixes the problem of a black screen. After the 30 seconds re-connect your laptop to the wall power and hit the power button normally and see if the laptop comes back up.
Replace your battery.
Restart!.

leave batt out for a long period of time,then replace

Obviously the hi hat trigger does not function properly, it either does not generate enough signal, or the signal doesn't come thru well, or the signal comes thru well but it doesn't trigger the sound unit properly.

This could be caused by:

- too low input sensitivity setting on the sound unit for the hi hat input
- a displaced or loosely fixed sensor (trigger) on the hi hat
- a partially damaged sensor
- a bad wire connection at the sensor
- a bad wire connection at the sensor connector
- a dirty contact on the sensor connector
- a dirty contact on the cable connector at either side of the cable
- a bad cable, a broken wire or poorly soldered wire in the cable connector at either side of the cable
- a dirty contact on the input connector of the sound unit
- a bad solder connection on the input connector of the sound unit (inside the unit)
- a bad solder contact on a component or a faulty component associated to that particular input in the sound unit (capacitors, resistors, diodes, transistors, ICs, etc.)

To rule out a damaged cable, just change it and see if the hi hat works ok with another cable, if it does, the cable was damaged.

If the sensors are interchangeable , try to swap the sensor with a sensor from another cymbal, see if the other sensor works well, if it doesn't, then the sensors are not the problem.

To see if there is a problem with the input on the sound unit, connect another cymbal to that input, if it works well, the input is not the problem, if it still doesn't work, check sensitivity/trigger level setting, check connector contacts for any dirt, check connector and component solder contacts inside the unit.

Also, try to connect the hi hat to another input on the sound unit, if it doesn't work well after that, there's a problem with your hi hat (sensor, wires, dirty connector on the sensor), if it works well instead, then there's a problem with the hi hat input on the sound unit (sensitivity/trigger level, dirty connector contacts, bad solder contacts, damaged components)

Another thing: try your hi hat connected as is, but have someone move the cable connectors while you play it.
If moving the cable connector at the sensor side results in a change of operation (it might start working well for an instant or so), you definitely have a problem with that connection (check for bad wires in sensor connector, cable connector and for dirt on both connectors' pins).

If moving the cable connector at the sound unit input side results in a change of operation, then there's a problem with that connection (check for bad solder points on the input connector inside the sound unit, check for bad wires in cable connector, check for dirt on both connectors' pins).

I hope you can fix it, otherwise just post me some feedback if anything seems unclear, i'll be glad to assist you.

regards

3rq8 (Triarcuate)

I hat the same problem last week it was the blower motor resistor. Picked one up at Auto Zone but they are tricky to replace since it is on the passanger side up against the fire-wall.