The tape seems to have broken. It keeps repeating the same short sentence. Do you have a repair shop in Paris (France); otherwise in London (UK)

Tokyo, Japan to Paris, France = 6031 Miles
Tokyo, Japan to Terapoto, Peru = 9385 Miles
Paris, France to Terapoto, Peru = 6045 Miles
This smacks of a homework question.
I will help you anyways because I know how hard it is to type things into a search engine. But please, next time Google it for yourself.....

Double Points for me.

Tokyo, Japan to Paris, France = 6031 Miles
Tokyo, Japan to Terapoto, Peru = 9385 Miles
Paris, France to Terapoto, Peru = 6045 Miles
This smacks of a homework question.
I will help you anyways because I know how hard it is to type things into a search engine. But please, next time Google it for yourself.....

If you use Google, any time that you want to perform this sort of computation just enter hectare to acres. In this case the answer is 2.47105.

You can do all sorts of things in Google.
Temperature Paris France
Latitude London Great Britain

The list of things that you find out is seemingly endless.

You can do computations:

sin(30 degrees) = 0.5

Knowing this is worth more than any one answer.

Any decent repair shop could tackle this problem as I think it's just a bad soldering job. If it is still under warranty contact the firm that makes it. They will advise where to take it.

So take your Maxtor with you and hit the city , and for repair shop there . But before you go down there , you can search the web for repair shops in Paris . or try the Yellow Pages . ! Best regards Fathi Elmahdi .

i had my decks fixed by these guys they are in london.

thier websites is www.technics1210repair.co.uk

they do PIONEER MIXER REPAIR

check them out.

im only spreading the word due it i had my decks fixed their and i am so pleased im telling everyone so they can get the same service i did, rather than paying over the odds at some **** toster repair shop.

alan

check if screen is broken. it stopped working due to power supply failure causing metal to short circuit.

Hmmmmm......In the repair shop, when they fire up the receiver, is it with or without speakers hooked up to it ?

If it fires up OK in the shop, and the speakers ARE attached,, that means that the amp will drive a load ( the speakers ).

At home, Try firing up the amp without speakers. If it fires up OK, then you have a speaker or cable problem. In that case, try using one speaker and one cable at a time. If the amp fires up, then that particular speaker and cable are OK. Mark them as OK and grab another speaker and cable and repeat until you find the culprit.

If the amp will not fire up without speakers ( at home ), then you must have some sort of wiring problem in your home.

I would not even consider buying a UPS until the wiring has been checked out by a qualified electrician. That way you don't have a blown up UPS too....

Good luck.....Rob