Is the PSU for the display only? Are sckramer and I talking about the
same component? I wasn't aware that PSU was solely for the display.
Most units that have that failing PSU eventually stop working all
together.
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sckramer wrote:
> Maybe capacitors going bad, in turn making the regulators run hot... did
> you try running it open, hover your hand around for the components that
> are running hot?
>
> Or maybe the wifi module, reseat / remove that as a test.
>
> Also the front panel mini power supply fails
sckramer wrote:
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> Also the front panel mini power supply fails (little circuit board on
> it's own).
Haven't heard of that one. I know when the PSU starts to fail it can
cause the display to go out.
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Maybe capacitors going bad, in turn making the regulators run hot... did
you try running it open, hover your hand around for the components that
are running hot?
Or maybe the wifi module, reseat / remove that as a test.
Also the front panel mini power supply fails (little circuit board on
it's o
Most Transporter issues seem to stem from faulty PSU's. Perhaps some
sort of voltage leak is occurring. If that turns out to be your issue,
you can purchase a replacement here...
https://www.rapidonline.com/powerpax-uk-sw3376-mini-open-frame-psu-5vdc-2-3a-85-2251
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Yeah, and stick it on a power meter if you have one. If nothing else
it'll tell you the power leak rate.
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drmatt wrote:
> In my experience when items start getting hot for no reason it's leaking
> current to a faulty grounded device.
> Unplug the cables and see if it still gets so hot. (Uhhh apart from the
> power one of course!)
Yes, I've observed the Transporter sitting at idle, with no network or
In my experience when items start getting hot for no reason it's leaking
current to a faulty grounded device.
Unplug the cables and see if it still gets so hot. (Uhhh apart from the
power one of course!)
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drmatt wrote:
> What's connected to it? In detail.
XLR audio connection to McIntosh integrated amplifer.
Ethernet cable from Cisco router.
Original-equipment AC cord connection to wall outlet.
Nothing has been moved/changed; other than the significant increase in
heat, the Transporter operates
What's connected to it? In detail.
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I've owned this Transporter since it was new (no TransNav knob), and
it's performed flawlessly over the years.
One problem has come up very recently - it is suddenly running hot -
there is a -significant- increase in the amount of heat that you can
feel when touching the case.
Here's what I can s
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