Bought a replacement POwer supply by HQRP from Amazon and the Radio
lives again!
Thanks for all the advice...
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Sb42 wrote:
> I did have a friend check the wall adaptor with a multimeter and he
> claims that he got no reading.
That would certainly explain it! If there's no voltage, you know it's a
dud power adaptor. Even if you get 18V open-circuit, the adaptor may not
be delivering this under load, so try
majones wrote:
> It's unlikely given your symptoms, but a problem I had with one of my
> Radios was oil over the contacts under the power button, so that
> conductive pad under the power button couldn't make electrical contact
> with the PCB underneath so wouldn't turn on. You just need to take s
Sb42 wrote:
> Thanks for the pointers, but the skills described there are way beyond
> my capability. I'll have to see if I can find a friendly hobbyist
It's unlikely given your symptoms, but a problem I had with one of my
Radios was oil over the contacts under the power button, so that
condu
majones wrote:
> Have a look here:
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?95865-Inside-Squeezebox-Radio/page3.
> The Q3 mosfet seems to be a common problem. But I replaced mine and it
> still wouldn't power up.
Thanks for the pointers, but the skills described there are way beyond
my ca
Have a look here:
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?95865-Inside-Squeezebox-Radio/page3.
The Q3 mosfet seems to be a common problem. But I replaced mine and it
still wouldn't power up.
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I got mine open, and don't know what to do next!
This unit was in use by an older relative. (she's now using an Amazon
Echo) and was exhibiting power problems for a few days by not powering
up or displaying a low battery message. It then died completely and
would not power up either via power cab
Allen wrote:
> Would like to dismantle my SBB. But can't open the pictures. Have they
> been removed?
Wrong forum, but yes looks like pics removed. Try this, has diagrams
and pics of a dismantled Boom.
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/uploads/a/ad/Logitech_Squeezebox_Boom_Audio_Design.pdf
danicakk wrote:
> Next set of photos:
Would like to dismantle my SBB. But can't open the pictures. Have they
been removed?
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I have a problem with the headphone socket in the back of the Boombox.
It does not disconnect the speakers when I plug the headphone jack in.
If I wiggle it very hard and press the plug to one side it works ok, and
sometimes will stay that way for a while. If I dismantle the set, can I
get at the
toby10 wrote:
> Highly doubt Radio & SB3 share any similar parts being four years apart
> in development and are completely different software/firmware
> architecture.
Agreed. I'm pretty sure that even Boom, which shared more hardware with
SB2/SB3, used a different wireless chipset. Looking agai
Highly doubt Radio & SB3 share any similar parts being four years apart
in development and are completely different software/firmware
architecture.
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does any one know if the radio has the wireless mini pci adaptor that is
the same as sb classic v3...??
i need a wireless board for my sbclassic and have a extra radio... but
dont want to part it if it does not have interchangable wireless unit !
i looked at the link provided above and it appears
As you have opened the SB Radio maybe you can tell if there is an
separate mini-PCI WLAN card inside (like in SB Classic)?
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So I finished my project tonight. I've attached photos from all stages.
Some notes on what they are:
I started out with a Philco 38-39 tube radio case (made in 1938) that I
bought on Ebay for $20. It wasn't in the greatest condition, so I
stripped off its finish and re-finished it. I then added m
Successfully managed to open the case, repaint the faceplate, and mount
it up to the new wooden case using the suggestions in this thread. Will
post pics soon.
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danicakk
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Necromancyr;557372 Wrote:
> Definitely post pics, interested in how this turns out.
>
> Also:
> http://www.smallnetbuilder.com/multimedia-voip/multimedia-voip-reviews/31021-logitech-squeezebox-radio-reviewed
>
> Has some images of it opened up from the FCC filing for the Radio.
Thanks! That sh
Definitely post pics, interested in how this turns out.
Also:
http://www.smallnetbuilder.com/multimedia-voip/multimedia-voip-reviews/31021-logitech-squeezebox-radio-reviewed
Has some images of it opened up from the FCC filing for the Radio.
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Sure! Assuming I complete it successfully, I'll put some pics in this
thread. I've already been working on it for almost two months now (on
and off)...
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That sounds like a pretty ambitious but very cool project. Would like
to see some pics when you're done if you're able.
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diannabill
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Thanks a lot! I'll try it tonight
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You can use something like a credit card to pry the speaker grille off.
Once you've done that, you'll see the two screws that hold the
display/button/knob portion to the case (next to preset button 1 and
the volume knob). Remove those and I think you then remove the
display/button/knob portion lik
diannabill;557231 Wrote:
> "Still" working fine kind of implies that it's working fine now. Why
> would you want to take it apart?
It's for a project I'm working on. I rebuilt an art deco tube radio
case from the 1930s and am putting a modern system inside. To do that I
need to take it apart...
danicakk;557224 Wrote:
> but I do need it to still be working fine s...
"Still" working fine kind of implies that it's working fine now. Why
would you want to take it apart?
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Hiyo all. Does anyone know if any guides on taking apart the squeezebox
radio, without the use of a hammer? I don't really need to put it back
together again, but I do need it to still be working fine s...
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