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hansilili
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| Posted: Sat Aug 06, 2011 11:23 am Post subject: 10PG shut down error code blinking "E0" - solved |
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The title says it all. Minty looking unit strarts and shuts down after a couple of minutes with a blinking 03 in the display. I have a working unit here too so I could start swapping boards to identify the error. Any suggestions on how to proceed?
Thanks
Hans
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stefuel
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Are you sure you are reading that code correctly. You might be reading it upside down and mistaking the 3 for a F.
FO is a fan stoppage. Make sure all the fans are spinning on power up.
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hansilili
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Thanks Stephuel,
I found out myself that this should read E0 insteaf of 03. Not F0 though.
But indeed, the fan on the bottom between F- and C-board is not turning. I was about to change that for a quieter one anyway and hope the error will then be solved.
Case closed
Hans
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Curt Palme
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Old MacDonald had an NEC
E O E O I.....
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hansilili
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the sucker is out, but I had to move the green and red CRT to access it. The 10pg C-board cooling is what they should have built into the smaller units as well. There is a nasty to remove plastic windshield directing the air towards a big heat sink under the f- and c-board. The smaller PGs have those mounted directly on the bottom plate. That's why i glued on an extra heat sink from the outside.
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stefuel
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Is E0 the 10 PG's version of a fan stopped error code? My PG plus service manual lists F0 as that error code and has no listing for E0 that I could see. I didn't spend to much time looking though.
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hansilili
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| stefuel wrote: | | Is E0 the 10 PG's version of a fan stopped error code? My PG plus service manual lists F0 as that error code and has no listing for E0 that I could see. I didn't spend to much time looking though. |
It was definitely a blinking E0 and not F0. I also do not have a Manual with this code but will try to reproduce it when I change out the other fans (ordered on Ebay yesterday).
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