leighv wrote:Hi all,
I came down the other morning, the electric was off, and I found out that something had tripped one set of the electric sockets. Flipped the fuse - but it seems that something had happened to fry my m2000 - or perhaps it was the m2000.....
Anyway - the result is that my m2000 is no longer live - and it's either the power supply or the unit. How can I test, I've tried with a multimeter - but the hole in the end of the power supply is too small for the probe to get inside. I could of course buy another power supply to test - any ideas where I can get one?
Thanks.
Contact form member g0pkh (Peter) and he will be able to help. Peter and I work work very close together on the SoundBridge line and have had great luch and results.
He can perhaps walk you threw testing the wall-wart (Wall Power Adaptor) out first and go from there. It may be as simple as the 24v wall-wart being bad. If it's not the wall-wart, he can service the unit and chanced are very, very high that he can get it going for you (unless the display is burned up, whiich I doubt).
The M2000 is far to beautiful and expensive not to get working, so please contact him and if you don't want to fix it, still contact him becasue I am sure he would buy the unit off you for the display.
You can send Peter a PM here
http://forums.roku.com/profile.php?mode ... ile&u=5008
Roku3 and Roku HD1000 [Rev B] on a Samsung HLP5674W DLP in the living room; a Roku2 and two Roku XS and a few SoundBridges.Win7; Kubuntu and XP via RT-N66U, E2000 and a switch or two. I own stock in Roku, it's just all in the form of hardware.Viva la Roku