Jay Ashworth
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- Joined
- Feb 7, 2014
- Location
- St Pete FL USA
They appear to still have a repair department over there; I've filled out their query form. Thanks.
Just for giggles, try reseating the ribbon cables. If you've got some De-Oxit, a little on a q-tip to clean the pin headers would be a nice touch.Apparently Mark, at Clear Com, is the guy who knows where all the bodies are buried on the PL line of gear... and he's due back from vacay tomorrow. So hopefully I'll hear from him this week.
If anyone has someone else's bench to refer me to (I know my limits), let me know. SEAL in Orlando still have a bench?
I'm proud to say I'm ahead of you - I took my can of D5 to the shop with me and sprayed some on those spots on the back of the switchboard that looked like they were leftover flux, and I pulled each end of each ribbon cable off and sprayed some inside the connector and then pushed them back on and worked them a little bit. Didn't have any Q-tips.Just for giggles, try reseating the ribbon cables. If you've got some De-Oxit, a little on a q-tip to clean the pin headers would be a nice touch.
This One looks a little better? Sorry! I literally just looked at the title page, and then swiped really fast until I saw a circuit diagram and went, "ok, looks good!". Your friend is onto something with the FS-II-Base-II, that seems like a likely culprit.And while I thank you for the link to the service manual, they didn't scan the stuff with nearly high enough black and white resolution; it's almost impossible to read a bunch of the important detail...
one, two... check... is this thing on?Testing...