"I disassembled the radio to see if there were any obvious signs of
burned-out components on the circuit board - all looked OK. It would be
helpful if anyone knows what the main internal failure causes are for
these radios."
The MOSFET labeled Q3 seems to be a problem for many of us.
http://foru
tcutting wrote:
> If you have a Radio with a battery, you might try a fully charged
> battery pack in the Radio that is acting up to see if it will operate on
> battery.
I did that, and then a little wisp of smoke emerged from the radio with
a smell of burning so I think it's now beyond doubt tha
One of my Radios has a very flaky power connector. I would check that
first - it seems to be the weakest link on the Radio. If you have a
Radio with a battery, you might try a fully charged battery pack in the
Radio that is acting up to see if it will operate on battery.
Sent from my SM-G930V usi
Likewise, one of my Radios won't now power-up. I tried a power supply
from one of my other radios and that didn't get the radio powered-up,
and the existing power supply worked on one of my other radios, so it's
not the power supply. I disassembled the radio to see if there were any
obvious signs
c...@isbd.net wrote:
> My radio (original, not UE) just died. It was on standby showing the
> time yesterday and now it's just totally powered down.
>
> I've checked the wall-wart PSU and it is still putting out 18 volts on
> the concentric connector that goes into the back of the radio.
>
> W
c...@isbd.net wrote:
> My radio (original, not UE) just died. It was on standby showing the
> time yesterday and now it's just totally powered down.
>
> I've checked the wall-wart PSU and it is still putting out 18 volts on
> the concentric connector that goes into the back of the radio.
>
> W
My radio (original, not UE) just died. It was on standby showing the
time yesterday and now it's just totally powered down.
I've checked the wall-wart PSU and it is still putting out 18 volts on
the concentric connector that goes into the back of the radio.
What's the most likely cause of this t