Oh yes, I'll be careful! But if it's dead, and it sure appears to be,
what's the great harm if I screw it up?
I've done some sniffing around on the board, searching on "2100" and
"died" and found one suggestion I've not yet tried: let it sit without
power for 5 or more hours, then plug in AC and give it a try. So I'm now
counting the hours...
Thanks Sonny.
ST
Sonny Hung wrote:
> On 1/8/07, Steve Trotter <trotter@nwinfo.net> wrote:
>
>> But me being me, I'll probably take the 2100 apart to see what I might
>> find inside. Can anyone suggest where I might start in diagnosing/fixing
>> what's gone wrong?
>> There's no screen activity, no sound: nothing. Power is good. I've tried
>> both AC and fresh batteries.
>> Any suggestions are much appreciated.
>>
>
> I'd suggest that this is a situation you might want to be careful with.
> I'm not sure of anyone else other Frank who'd be able to truly troubleshoot
> and diagnose the issue.
> Just my advice on this...
>
>
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