A very long time ago, my SB3 stopped working and it turned out that one
of the daughter cards had worked loose (not the wifi...maybe the
display? It was a while ago). There is a multi pin header like the GPIO
header on a Raspberry Pi. Try pulling the daughter card off, then
reseating it.
Good
JoeMuc2009 wrote:
> No WiFi? I think the SB Classic 3 always shipped with it, just like its
> predecessors (Classic 2 and 1). Can you post a photo of the board?
> Do you see a red light in the digital optical output? Does it flicker?
SB3=Classic (different form factor compared to SB and SB2).
No WiFi? I think the SB Classic 3 always shipped with it, just like its
predecessors (Classic 2 and 1). Can you post a photo of the board?
Do you see a red light in the digital optical output? Does it flicker?
PN me if your Boom / Classic / Transporter display has issues!
LMS 7.9.0 on Windows
No idea? What a sad end for such a nice product...
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alfista wrote:
> Removing WiFi board is good advice. Also, try to measure power supply
> output when connected to the SB3. I've seen power supplies that had good
> voltage when not loaded but dropped to around 3V when connected to the
> SB3.
It's a really old Slim Devices branded model with no
Removing WiFi board is good advice. Also, try to measure power supply
output when connected to the SB3. I've seen power supplies that had good
voltage when not loaded but dropped to around 3V when connected to the
SB3.
The first step I would take would be to remove the wifi daughter card,
if that blows the unit won't start. I have revived 2 SB3s with this (and
replaced the daughter card to completely revive them).
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My old squeezebox3 recently went off for no obvious reason, while
listening to a remote radio stream.
Power brick output is fine.
When power is applied:
- nothing is displayed
- "special IR keys" do nothing
- ethernet link goes up (switch sense 100mbps peer)... so its not
"completely dead"
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