Suddenly Freeze I have been using more than 2 years comfortably but now sometimes freeze without warning. Reset switch does not reset in this condition. I have to power off then power up. Sometims this also does not start. No seek for hard disk, floopy disk nor CD drive. No bios screen comes up and totally blank screen. Power of little while and sometimes it comes back. I suspect the Power supply or CPU temp or RAM. Where can I get a temperature monitor software for this motherboard model? I am using Athlon xp 2000+ cpu.

you should be called the freezer expert now because your freeze gradually going to damaged.

take it back

try doing a factory reset but be warned resetting it deletes all data and restores it back to factory default this should correct the software glich that is causing your ps3 to freez or lock up

1. Power Off the PS3 via the power switch in back and power back on w/switch.

2. Hold Power Button on the Front until you hear 3 beeps.

3. Then go through the initial setup and then run a full Format via System > Format.. You may need to have our AV cables ready if your using HDMI (in case HDMI isn’t detected after initial reset

yes there is .......u can reset to factory setting.....u will find it in ur Manuel booklet/////
if not go in touch with daewoo service depaartment and u will get help from them
cheers hope all works out for u.......

There are a few more things to try, in the control unit of the AC there is Cold Control/Freeze Switch. Take down the control unit (inside unit, remove inner shroud) and remove the cover, The freeze control is plugged into the blue plug on the board. Remove the plug and install a jumper wire in its place. Does the compressor come on? If so, you have a bad freeze control. If not, then we need to check and see if your AC power module is sending power to the Compressor. Check power across the relay in the control unit, Black to Blue. If the blue wire is hot, then you need to go upstairs to the top of the compressor and check the thermal overload. If the blue wire is not hot, the comfort control center may not be sending a signal to turn the compressor on. If it is not, do a reset of the CCC. For a five button system, turn the tstat off and hold down the Mode and Zone buttons simultaneously. While holding them down, turn the CCC on and hold the buttons until FF appears on the screen. Release the buttons and try the AC.
Four button reset -
Depress MODE switch to activate annunciator light.
Simultaneously depress the bottom two buttons
(temperature UP and DOWN) and hold.
While holding these buttons down, depress the
MODE button once and release.
Release the two buttons previously held down.
Depress the MODE button once again.
At this time the light should extinguish, and the mode
should register “OFF”. If not, repeat Steps 2 through
6.
Retest system ensuring that all functions are present
and operational.

Hope this helps,

Jeff

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This is from the service manual:

16. SYSTEM RESET
a. Turn the ON/OFF switch to .OFF. position.
b. Simultaneously depress and hold the MODE and ZONE
push-buttons while turning the ON/OFF switch to .ON..
FF should appear in the LCD display until the MODE
and ZONE push-buttons are released.
c. When a dip switch is turned on or off after initial configu
ration, a system reset will need to be done before the
Comfort Control CenterTM will recognize the updated selection

Hope this helps

The 52525 is definitely going to either:

1. have the caps on the FMT/DM board replaced (not something I'd recommend you do yourself)

2. have the electrical chassis rebuilt (as sometimes, you can replace the caps and still have the problem).


wait time: 4-8 weeks
cost to rebuild: $400-$500
cost for labor: $200-$400

Check your connecting cables to the monitor. They can become loose or you may have a cracked cable.

Solution #2 did the trick for me...fingers crossed!