My 1210s will not turn on as if there is no power going to them,there is, and i have changed the plug fuses! any ideas?

Dell 1210S HOME THEATER PROJECTION SYSTEM.
lost the manual?
that it?
1st hit dell support
https://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/04/product-support/product/dell-1210s/manuals

see that? this is your official support page. at dell.
page 37 it tells you how to unlock the menu,. in that book.
users guide. (today Im teaching how to fish)

HI,

Open the turntable. It sounds like the on/off switch is bad. Remove the platter and screws with a phillips screw driver and just make sure the connections are in place. make sure you disconnect the power first.

clean the sensor under the spectrum reel motor....!!!

What fuse did you change? The fuse on the wiring that leads to the microwave needs to be intact, then the fuse in the Microwave itself needs to be checked. Usually there is a plug where the microwave is plugged in, in the cabinet above the microwave, you can take another small appliance or a power tester to make sure power is available in the outlet where the microwave is plugged in. If the power is on at the outlet then you'll know that it is the microwave itself that has turned itself off for some reason. You can get manuals for these ovens at this website

Go to your fuse box in the engine compartment. Check the fuses in the box. Your turn signals and brakes to your trialer are controlled fron fuses in that box not inside the truck!

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It could have got an internal fuse, not the one in the plug. Also the power switch might have broken. There's only one way to find out! Take the bottom off and have a look.

Problem is not the fuses, but the power supply / power transformer has blown. This is why you should always wrap exposed wiring with electrical tape or heatshrink tubing.

The power supply can be purchased HERE, but this is not an easy replacement. And if you blew it by not properly replacing the Pop-up light, than I DON'T suggest you try to replace the power supply on your own either. You could really cause even more damage, and possible harm to yourself and your property.

- OPTiC
Turntable Repair Expert
Digital Analog Therapy
A DJ PRO AUDIO Co.

You have a short somewhere on your main PC board that is causing this. You will have to take it to a qualified service professional for testing.

There is no 'motor' per say on this model. It is direct drive, so there is no moving parts. A drive coil rotates the magnet that is located under the metal platter. This in turns causes the platter to rotate. You can stop the platter, and nothing will happen to the drive system. It's basically just not going to turn. There is no resistance occurring, which is the beauty of these turntables, and which is why DJ's prefer them to other models on the market - especially the Turntablist community.

More than likely there is something on the main PC board that is causing a short, blowing out the fuse. Look at R213 - see if there is a discoloration around it, also take a look at Q2 and Q3.

If you have no idea what I am talking about, then don't try to figure it out. Take it to a service center.

- OPTiC
The 1200s Expert
www.REPAIRNYC.com

Let me give an idea ...after the fuse you have the bridge rectifiers and it can be all in one package or 4 individual diodes after that you have a big filter capacitor and then a power transistor called the switch mode regulator,this are major parts that can make the fuse blow up right away as soon as you plug the set in wall but these parts work along with about 30 other minor parts.If the fuse blew up at plug in it can be one of these but if it blew at turn on from the power botton it can go farther down the power supply,is hard to tell how much is damage and how much it will cost.Get an estimate and then decide.Good luck