Master reset was suggested elsewhere unless it's different with my model. Also, I did make one change--I removed the old floppy disk drive and just tucked the plug-ins and ground wire back into the hole. There were no loose wires involved; just that. Any thoughts? I can reattach that if it's the problem. Thanks much!
So what are you getting? Power light, screen display, just no sound?
Try pressing a demo tune - does that work?
If it does then you may have a problem with the connector from keybed to motherboard.
If no sound just try connecting the disc drive up again - if this then makes it work it is probably hanging during the start up procedure.
Report back if you need to and we can try something else.
Becketts Music
www.beckettsmusic.co.uk
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take the hose off the cold water valve and check the screen on the water valve ,make sure the cold water is on all the way and the hoses are on the right valves get a water bucket hold the cold water line in it open the cold water valve to check the pressure
SOURCE: replacing headphone connector
The impedance or resistance of the two different sets of wires might be different. The higher the impedance the less signal. If your cable is long enough you are better off spending the five or so dollars for a new plug. Red is right, green or blue is left and copper is ground.( Usually) Unfortunately not all manufacturers agree. Also what could have happened is a short between the wires that you soldered.Make sure they are physically separated from each other and insulated.
SOURCE: wire has been cut
My wire was cut, and I made it worse trying to fix it....with several failed attempts... was becoming despondent, but gave it one last try, and was successful. First, each little tiny wire has two internal wires, one green (ground) and one gold (hot). At first, the green one looked like some fiber or filler and I cut it, connected the gold wires and nothing happened. On further inspection, with magnifying loopes, I determined the green fiber was in fact green wire. There was also a lot of clear fiber, which is insulation? filler?... I don't know, but I cut it out, leaving only the wires. From the internet, I determined that the wires had a thin layer of plastic on them for insulation, which I burned off lightly with a lighter, connected the green together, soldered it, wrapped in electrical tape, then connected the gold together, soldered it, and taped again....and to my suprise it worked. I used twist ties, and epoxy to strenthen the area and was done, my headphones are working again.
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SOURCE: Bose Tri-port headphones Model TP-1A plug in appears to have short.
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So what are you getting? Power light, screen display, just no sound?
Try pressing a demo tune - does that work?
If it does then you may have a problem with the connector from keybed to motherboard.
If no sound just try connecting the disc drive up again - if this then makes it work it is probably hanging during the start up procedure.
Report back if you need to and we can try something else.
Becketts Music
www.beckettsmusic.co.uk
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