It runs (spins) but it has no display. It was working fine, I moved it to another room & when I connected it back up, no display??

go back to the first room & see if it works again

Need the model #. During the mean time(back in the buggy farm) trace the wiring & check the control switch operation including the connections. Trial & error-swap the polarity on the main power feed to motor control & check ops. Motor runs forward, motor OK.

Try to play dvd. if it is worked fine there you have cable box connection problem.

AS LONG AS YOUR CAR IS RUNNING FINE & HAS BEEN SERVICED RECENTLY YOU CAN ALTER THIS MESSAGE ON SCREEN TO STOP THE BEEPING, THE EASIEST WAY IS TO DISCONNECT BOTH THE + & - BATTERY LEADS & CONNECT THEM TOGETHER FOR AT LEAST 30 MINS, THIS WILL RESET THE JEEP'S MEMORY, CONNECT BACK THE LEADS & THEN WHEN YOU GET IN & START YOUR CAR THE DISPLAY BY THE GEARSHIFT WILL BE FLASHING - SET THE CLOCK BY KEEPING YOUR FINGER ON THE SET BUTTON FOR S FEW SECONDS UNTIL THE IST DIGIT BEGINS TO FLASH, THEN PRESS THE SET BUTTON UNTIL YOU REACH THE DESIRED HOUR, THEN PRESS THE SELECT BUTTON BELOW & THIS WILL MOVE YOU ON TO THE MINUTES, CONTINUE WITH THE ABOVE OPERATION UNTIL THE TIME & DATE HAVE BEEN SET, YOUR "SERVICE" SHOULD NOW BE RESET TO EITHER 7500 MILES OR 12500 MILES, I SERVICE MY 96 GRAND CHEROKEE MYSELF SO THIS IS MY "CHEAT" FOR THE SYSTEM & IT IS GUARANTEED TO WORK. BEST OF LUCK.

Make sure to click breaker completely over to one side and then click all the way back to reset.

Yes, breakers go bad.

You can check your breaker in a simple way.

Turn main breaker OFF.
Mark daughter's breaker.
Take cover off breaker box.
The main breaker will still have power on the lugs where big wires connect.
Rest of box will have no power.
Notice that each 120 volt breaker has a wire connected to end of breaker.
Use screwdriver and tighten this wire.
If screw is already tight, then loosen screw and pull wire out, and move wire to another breaker marked with same amperage. For example if daughter's breaker is 20, then move wire to another 20. Now there will be two wires connected to that breaker.
Turn power ON and see if daughter's room is restored.
This set up will work fine until you have time to replace breaker with same brand as marked on breaker box, usually available at home center (if available).

If power is not restored by moving wire, then there is a loose wire inside a junction box located in daughter's room.
Test each receptacle in room to confirm that nothing on that circuit has power.
If some receptacles have power, start opening other receptacle boxes looking for loose wire, especially at the quick-connects where wires stab into back of receptacle device.
If whole circuit is off, then to isolate location of loose wire, start at the ceiling box, and see if there is a loose black or white wire. Most electricians run wire from breaker to the ceiling box, and then other wires spread out from there and go box to box until each box has a black and white wire that connects back to original breaker.

main problem i think you are having is your loosing power when it kicks a note.. get a power cap! power caps feed your amps constant power! this will solve your problem :)

As long as you have an active DSL connection in the new room, yes you should be fine. All settings are saved in the router's flash memory and won't be lost by disconnecting the power. Make careful note of where everything is plugged in (a digital photo is great!) and in the worst case, you can move it all back until you figure out what is wrong.

This happened to me a few years back so I apologize if it's not 100% accurate. If you can get it to work on another TV, go ahead and connect it to that, and go in to the settings to select the video input. If it's connected through an HDMI cable, then it will probably be set to HDMI. Change the input here to whatever cable you used in the living room. You will have to power it off at this stage, but when you connect to the other TV it should work.

My inMotion will work with batteries installed but not with the Ipod charger connected to the speakers via the ipod cable. But do not know if the batteries will run down.

Hi, Check all your connections are fitted properly it could be a faulty wire if you can try another wire then do so & see if that solves the problem. The only other thing it could be if you had your machine apart & maybe the video card is not pushed right into the slot look for the small white clip that clips into the rear of your PC inside the machine. If none of this works then I suggest your video card is no longer working properly so you need a new one. Please leave me feed back: Malcolm Campbell, Thanks.