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  • January 7, 2011 at 3:33 PM #650076
    sdduuuude
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    I’d suggest pushing all the wires onto their connectors more firmly.

    January 7, 2011 at 6:57 PM #649093
    TemekuT
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    Problem solved. Your postings made me recall my cleaning effort last week in which I reached into the entertainment cabinet, picked up the FIOS box, and used the Swiffer 360 as far back as I could manipulate it. I checked and sure enough, I had dislodged one of the connectors. As usual, thanks Piggies for your help.

    January 7, 2011 at 6:57 PM #649022
    TemekuT
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    Problem solved. Your postings made me recall my cleaning effort last week in which I reached into the entertainment cabinet, picked up the FIOS box, and used the Swiffer 360 as far back as I could manipulate it. I checked and sure enough, I had dislodged one of the connectors. As usual, thanks Piggies for your help.

    January 7, 2011 at 6:57 PM #649679
    TemekuT
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    Problem solved. Your postings made me recall my cleaning effort last week in which I reached into the entertainment cabinet, picked up the FIOS box, and used the Swiffer 360 as far back as I could manipulate it. I checked and sure enough, I had dislodged one of the connectors. As usual, thanks Piggies for your help.

    January 7, 2011 at 6:57 PM #649815
    TemekuT
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    Problem solved. Your postings made me recall my cleaning effort last week in which I reached into the entertainment cabinet, picked up the FIOS box, and used the Swiffer 360 as far back as I could manipulate it. I checked and sure enough, I had dislodged one of the connectors. As usual, thanks Piggies for your help.

    January 7, 2011 at 6:57 PM #650141
    TemekuT
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    Problem solved. Your postings made me recall my cleaning effort last week in which I reached into the entertainment cabinet, picked up the FIOS box, and used the Swiffer 360 as far back as I could manipulate it. I checked and sure enough, I had dislodged one of the connectors. As usual, thanks Piggies for your help.

    January 8, 2011 at 8:12 PM #649657
    Diego Mamani
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    Interesting story! I wonder how many times people discard “broken” appliances that really aren’t! Our friend was ready to replace his TV!

    January 8, 2011 at 8:12 PM #650703
    Diego Mamani
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    Interesting story! I wonder how many times people discard “broken” appliances that really aren’t! Our friend was ready to replace his TV!

    January 8, 2011 at 8:12 PM #650378
    Diego Mamani
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    Interesting story! I wonder how many times people discard “broken” appliances that really aren’t! Our friend was ready to replace his TV!

    January 8, 2011 at 8:12 PM #650243
    Diego Mamani
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    Interesting story! I wonder how many times people discard “broken” appliances that really aren’t! Our friend was ready to replace his TV!

    January 8, 2011 at 8:12 PM #649588
    Diego Mamani
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    Interesting story! I wonder how many times people discard “broken” appliances that really aren’t! Our friend was ready to replace his TV!

    January 9, 2011 at 7:54 PM #650162
    patb
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    [quote=Diego Mamani]Interesting story! I wonder how many times people discard “broken” appliances that really aren’t! Our friend was ready to replace his TV![/quote]

    I knew a guy bought a Marshall amp from a music store
    was told it was dead. He bought it for scrap.
    he was hunting for schematics so he could fix it,
    and wanted my multimeter.
    I gave him a power cord and told him to plug it in.
    I said “Watch it power up”. it promptly did.
    I told him the gear heads who work at music shops
    probably had a blown fuse.

    January 9, 2011 at 7:54 PM #650093
    patb
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    [quote=Diego Mamani]Interesting story! I wonder how many times people discard “broken” appliances that really aren’t! Our friend was ready to replace his TV![/quote]

    I knew a guy bought a Marshall amp from a music store
    was told it was dead. He bought it for scrap.
    he was hunting for schematics so he could fix it,
    and wanted my multimeter.
    I gave him a power cord and told him to plug it in.
    I said “Watch it power up”. it promptly did.
    I told him the gear heads who work at music shops
    probably had a blown fuse.

    January 9, 2011 at 7:54 PM #650744
    patb
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    [quote=Diego Mamani]Interesting story! I wonder how many times people discard “broken” appliances that really aren’t! Our friend was ready to replace his TV![/quote]

    I knew a guy bought a Marshall amp from a music store
    was told it was dead. He bought it for scrap.
    he was hunting for schematics so he could fix it,
    and wanted my multimeter.
    I gave him a power cord and told him to plug it in.
    I said “Watch it power up”. it promptly did.
    I told him the gear heads who work at music shops
    probably had a blown fuse.

    January 9, 2011 at 7:54 PM #650879
    patb
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    [quote=Diego Mamani]Interesting story! I wonder how many times people discard “broken” appliances that really aren’t! Our friend was ready to replace his TV![/quote]

    I knew a guy bought a Marshall amp from a music store
    was told it was dead. He bought it for scrap.
    he was hunting for schematics so he could fix it,
    and wanted my multimeter.
    I gave him a power cord and told him to plug it in.
    I said “Watch it power up”. it promptly did.
    I told him the gear heads who work at music shops
    probably had a blown fuse.

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