You guys were right. I placed a bid on a local second hand SBv3 with
power supply. Once I got it, I connected the "new" power supply to my
own SB, it powered on instantly. I have used my setup since 2007. I
never had any issue whatsoever. The reason I "acted drastically". :)
pablolie wrote:
> Amen.
>
> Today my bedroom Squeezebox Boom seemed to fail. Switched power supply.
> Works like a charm. To me it has always been the darn power supplies. I
> wonder how many people have assumed their squeezeboxen are "dead" and
> acted drastically, when in fact it was just a
alfista wrote:
> Failing power supplies is perhaps one of the most common causes of
> "dead" Squeezeboxes, and it's definitely the right place to start, but
> there is a little caveat when it comes to testing.
> If you decide to test the power supply by measuring voltage, please note
> that it
df77 wrote:
> I would suggest to first check if the power supply still provides
> sufficient power
Failing power supplies is perhaps one of the most common causes of
"dead" Squeezeboxes, and it's definitely the right place to start, but
there is a little caveat when it comes to testing.
If you
There is a long discussion on possible issues over here:
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?109775-Squeezebox-Classic-(SB3)-Repair-Consideration,
that would be a good place to start. I would suggest to first check if
the power supply still provides sufficient power, and the next step
Seems the SBv3 player name in the webgui was some kind of cache. The
player is no longer visible. My router doens't show the SBv3 either.
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My SB classic V3 has been my number one music player for the last 15
years. Connected with my 25 year old Sony Integrated Amp it never failed
on me.
Untill today...
The display won't wake up. I power-cycled the unit, unplugged the power
adapter for more than 5 minutes before reconnecting.
