If you have a meter, you may want to check the output of the power supply. If you really are getting no response from the unit, it may be as simple as a non-functioning supply. Worth a shot and, if is the case, might simplify the process of correcting your situation.
--rt boolittlek wrote: > Tony T;493290 Wrote: >> Won't Amazon give you a refund? Buy from another retailer. (That's >> what I did when I needed a few for presents) > > It was $150 when I bought it. I'm not going to pay $200 at another > retailer. > > I contacted Logitech first for technical help to see if anything could > be done. They sounded like they wished to resolve the matter, so I'll > wait for them to call me back. If they're unsuccessful, I'll contact > Amazon directly. I've already paid for an item that was in stock when I > ordered it. Since they shipped me a defective unit, I would expect them > to send a replacement (and secure it from alternate sources rather than > making me wait as though it were a new order). We'll see. > > _______________________________________________ Radio mailing list Radio@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/radio
