Embryos
Active Member
hello all!
I have a new problem with my otherwise beautiful 2240. I went to turn it on the other night, pressed the power button, saw all the lights and display turn on for a second and then go dark again. I figured I didn't press the button all the way in, but nope, it was fully pressed. I pressed the power button in and out a few times, each time the the button was fully depressed (on), the lights and display would flash and turn off. Eventually, the unit would stay on, but it is very erratic and touchy now! When it finally turns on, it stays on, but its a struggle to get it to that point. Do you all think that I may just have a dirty power switch that needs dioxit? Or do you think that it is a more serious issue such as a replacement issue?
I hate to say it, but I can swear when the button finally makes contact and turns on, I can hear a faint sound that I can only really describe as a "sizzle". Damn! Im not positive about the existence and or accuracy of this sound.
Being only slightly adept to repairs, I figured I would ask for assistance before I open anything up.
Thank you all!
I have a new problem with my otherwise beautiful 2240. I went to turn it on the other night, pressed the power button, saw all the lights and display turn on for a second and then go dark again. I figured I didn't press the button all the way in, but nope, it was fully pressed. I pressed the power button in and out a few times, each time the the button was fully depressed (on), the lights and display would flash and turn off. Eventually, the unit would stay on, but it is very erratic and touchy now! When it finally turns on, it stays on, but its a struggle to get it to that point. Do you all think that I may just have a dirty power switch that needs dioxit? Or do you think that it is a more serious issue such as a replacement issue?
I hate to say it, but I can swear when the button finally makes contact and turns on, I can hear a faint sound that I can only really describe as a "sizzle". Damn! Im not positive about the existence and or accuracy of this sound.
Being only slightly adept to repairs, I figured I would ask for assistance before I open anything up.
Thank you all!