Most likely the bridge rectifier in the power supply inside the radio opens, sometimes there is a fuse. If it is blown then you need to locate the reason it blew. The problem is contained in the AC circuits since the radio works OK on 12 external volts. It can be fixed.
SOURCE: power supply/ no output voltage
Actually i haven't fixed the problem as yet but i did find some info that would help me to fix problem.
I went to google and entered keyword,,, Electronic parts,,there came up a page,,and i went to several manuf sites till i found a replacement transformer,,then i disassembled the power supply and am now waiting for a replacement transformer.
SOURCE: Radio Doesn't work
cig light fuse in front pass side floor is where the fuse is, just replace cig fuse and it will start radio back on but need radio code.
SOURCE: AC Power supply overheating for ASUS eee PC
If the pc is fully charged, dont leave it plugged in. Mine gets hot but I've experienced ones that were hot to-the-touch...I'd say be careful leaving it on charge when you are not at home.
SOURCE: My bosch power box was plugged in when the power
did you check the fuse on the side of the box
SOURCE: I have an old pair
Hello,
It is safe
to use as long as the polarity is the same as the speaker power input. You will
see a little diagram that looks much like - --0)---+ this means the tip is
negative polarity and this --(0---+ means the tip is positive. These speakers
need an adapter with a positive center tip on the jack. It also needs a min of
100mA which your power adapter does (1A) so that should be ok.
If the jack
plug is not positive to the tip and does not fit in the speaker power jack
socket you can go to your local electronic store and pick up a universal ac/dc
adapter with multi plug sizes and get one with min 1A (100mA) or higher.
Regards,
Chris
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