I would suggest just getting a new router.
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From: James Maki
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Subject: [H] D-Link DGL-4300 power adapter died (?)
Sent: Aug 1, 2009 7:59 AM
Hi all,
Tonight
Most likely the adapter is hot because the router fried. If there is a
short in the router, the demand for more current will make both get hot.
A quick diagnostic would be to smell your router. If it smells burnt,
it probably is.
Steve
Zulfiqar Naushad wrote:
I would suggest just getting
James,
I would first check the router's power brick output with a multimeter.
Then, I would do a smell test at the router. If router smells burnt,
probably toast and time for a replacement.
I might try to dig up another power brick of SAME Voltage and
connector polarity. I'd choose Amperage of
Duncan, Steve and Zulfiqar,
Thanks for the replies. I cobbled together a cord running from the +5 volt
of a power supply to the jack and the router came back to life! So the power
brick had just given up the ghost. Will now have to find a replacement.
Thanks for the input.
P.S. I did do the
If you can find a right amp and volt multi power adapter at radio shack then
you can splice the connector from the original adapter. Otherwise you would
have to shell out a lot for the original dlink adapter.
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From: James Maki
Sender:
At 10:26 AM 8/1/2009, you wrote:
If you can find a right amp and volt multi power adapter at radio
shack then you can splice the connector from the original adapter.
Otherwise you would have to shell out a lot for the original dlink adapter.
Radio Shack is pretty expensive for this kind of
Didn't know the shack was expensive for this kind of stuff. After all I am in
KSA. ;-)
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Subject: Re: [H] D-Link DGL-4300 power adapter died
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fp
At 01:47 PM 7/28/2009, Steve Tomporowski Poked the stick with:
Sorry to break up the echoes, but I gotta question!
I've been thinking about
Basic info:
OS-W2000Pro
Mobo-Asus-A8N-VM CSM
Sata drive
All of my rescue boot CDs will not produce results.
All I get is a black screen with Starting Acronis Loader in the upper
left corner.
Any suggestions?
As I understand it Acronis is Mobo dependant.
A CD made on another system will not
, version of virus signature
database 4296 (20090801) __
The message was checked by ESET Smart Security.
http://www.eset.com
I really need to 2d/Ditto this send!
RadioShack has completely JUNK power adapters/Bricks.
If you wish to have long time happiness, find a commercial Brick source.
Best,
Duncan
Winterlight wrote:
At 10:26 AM 8/1/2009, you wrote:
If you can find a right amp and volt multi power adapter at radio
From: Winterlight
Radio Shack is pretty expensive for this kind of thing. Look at the
device DC requirements and Google it. You will be able to find
something under 10 bucks although you may have to go get the right
plug from radio shack and solder it on but it is no big deal. This is
one
Rick,
That is pre-zactly what I have seen also. RShack is convenient. No
argument. A good commercial electronics supplier that is local can be
really tough. I think I am lucky, finally! I now have a local
Electronics Source I can use. I'm not overly crazy about their
in-house choices of
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