Of course my first guess would be the battery, but you say it's new. Are you
sure it had good voltage? When you hold down the cuda button, do you get
chimes? You should. Hold it down for at least three chimes. Do you have a way
to check the power supply? Do you have a third party processor that may be
loose? I'm just throwin' stuff out there, it sounds like a basic problem, low
level, not like RAM but like power.
Marvin Wilson wrote:
> StarMax 3000/200 Startup Problems
>
> Symptoms: On pushing the power button the LED light comes on but there is
> no startup sound ("bong"). The light on the monitor is on for a few seconds
> (green) then it turns red. The CD Rom will try to read a cd and then the
> light goes off. The hard drive spins and the fan works.
>
> I have replaced the battery, reset the cuda, plugged & unplugged the power
> cord and I have checked the P1, P10 and P11 connectors. Nothing so far
> seems to help.
>
> I would appreciate any suggestions in getting this back up and working as I
> do use it for a backup.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Marvin
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