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sounds like a good time for good old fashioned fryup thenEngineer is coming out on 22nd..... so another week and a half living out of a frying pan, and Deliveroo then.
sounds like a good time for good old fashioned fryup thenEngineer is coming out on 22nd..... so another week and a half living out of a frying pan, and Deliveroo then.
I've only ever had one flex fail internally/invisibly, on an angle grinder that had dozens of hours of use on it.There is a melt mark on the flex, but it doesn't go through to metal.
Irrelevant, regarding my post. Flex conductors can easily break. There was no mention of the plug being of a moulded-on variety. The cable clamps, in the plug, are often a weak area. I always check the socket, then the fuse, then the power to the machine - all before investigating internal fuses, door switches (unlikely in this case) and any other easy options. No power at all at the machine likely means the supply has failed.
There usually is a fuse. Probably a small 20mm glass one. Did it sit in standby most of the time? The switched mode power supply may not have liked being turned off completely. They sit in standby, just ticking over and will start up ok but if the capacitors have started to fail, it won’t restart from a full shutdown.Is there a fuse inside newish tv`s? Got one that stopped working after the power cuts from the storms, wondered if it got spiked when the power was put back on.
Bob
will start up ok but if the capacitors have started to fail, it won’t restart from a full shutdown.
Yes, I somehow messed up answering my own thread.I think it has been sorted - there id a post re this on another thread. No power to the power supply by the looks of it