Everything looks good and clean outside. No corroded battery contacts.
I checked batteries with a multimeter. All good.
Tried pressing and twisting the unit a little, nothing works.
Suggestions? Thanks.
Try the old trick of pressing the ON key WHILE pressing down on the bezel just below the LCD and just above the B and C keys. It's amazing how many "dead" 48's can be turned on this way.
(05-23-2017 06:10 AM)Joe Horn Wrote: [ -> ]Try the old trick of pressing the ON key WHILE pressing down on the bezel just below the LCD and just above the B and C keys. It's amazing how many "dead" 48's can be turned on this way.
Yes that's exactly what I did.
I will try again, with more force...
Any other suggestions if this doesn't work? Last (very last) resort will be to... open it and see...
In my explorations of the general forum I do remember some posts talking about shorting contacts. So you may search this forum using Google ad hoc searches, maybe you get useful hints.
I'm sorry I don't have precise links.
(05-23-2017 09:45 PM)pier4r Wrote: [ -> ]In my explorations of the general forum I do remember some posts talking about shorting contacts. So you may search this forum using Google ad hoc searches, maybe you get useful hints.
I'm sorry I don't have precise links.
OK thanks, let me see what I can find.
Otherwise... will have to do the POP and SNAP... which I really want to avoid.