So the fact the Transformer is putting nothing out when warm is that not 
the answer?

On Wednesday, 9 January 2013 19:53:48 UTC, Ira wrote:
>
> At 10:18 AM 1/9/2013, you wrote: 
>
> >I need to check that, it seems to be generating its own heat, why do 
> >you ask, was ready to order a replacement but if it's just a dry 
> >joint can try re-soldering. Doesn't look dry. 
>
> The transformer and the voltage regulator, the part with the tab we 
> measured 12V on, will both get warm. At this point the problem would 
> seem to be somewhere among all the small parts at the rear of the 
> board. This is the part where it's easy for me as I've got all the 
> right tools. 
>
> You have a few choices, you can inspect all of those parts and 
> re-solder any that look suspect. Small to very small iron and either 
> a drop of electronics flux and heat or very small wire solder. I 
> would use .010 or .015 inch diameter solder and the smallest tip I 
> have for my iron or maybe just flux and the hot air pen. 
>
> Alternatively, you can let it got warm and stop working and then try 
> cooling off a tiny section of the board at a time. They make aerosol 
> cans of stuff for cooling off electronics or a Q-tip just damp with a 
> bit of alcohol might work.  And properly, you should turn the machine 
> off, cool down something and then turn it back on to check. 
>
> Ira 
>
>

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