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Garden Fertilizing Services Newcastle, Organic fertilizers contain naturally occurring materials and are derived from animal, vegetable and plant matter and include compost, manure, seaweed and blood & bone.
Organic fertilizers feed the soil and plants, adding much needed nutrients to the soil. Organic Fertilizers such as manure & compost also create a food source for earthworms and micro-organisms. Having earthworm activity in the soil will help to loosen the soil, create more oxygen flow to the plant roots and improve drainage. Worms also assist by creating a healthy, nutrient rich soil through the waste that they excrete which is called castings.
Compost can be used as an organic fertilizer to improve soil structure, loosen clay and help sandy soils retain water better. Kelp and liquid seaweed is effectively used as a growth enhancer for plants.
Organic Fertilizers are available in bags or in liquid form and can be used in a similar manner to chemical or synthetic fertilizers but as they are not as potent will often need to be used in a larger quantity to have the same effect.
A big benefit of organic fertilizers is that they work slowly - they have to be broken down by the soil organisms in order for the nutrients to be released into the soil. However if you need something that will work quickly and give immediate nutrients to the plants you should consider applying a liquid or synthetic fertilizer.

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Probably needs the filter capacitors in the power supply replaced.

The electrolytic caps dry out after years and become ineffective in filtering to get pure DC current for the electronics.

Other less likely possibility is a broken ground wire someplace within.

If the fuse blew, it is for a reason. Probably shorted filter capacitors.

Check if you may have knocked off the speaker leads OR ones to an expression pedal.

i tried using the following link: http://forums.creative.com/t5/MP3-Players/How-to-fix-the-Creative-Zen-Micro-v0-0-65-Pc-not-detecting-mp3/m-p/552431

Hope this is helpful to you.. i m still downloading it..

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Chris:
Here's the fix - I've been looking for this for about six months.
It takes a while but it works on my Creative Zen Micro.

Go here: Creative.com -->Support -->Downloads -->Select appropriate information -->All Under the Drivers section, download 2.01.00 Under the applications section, download 9. Creative MediaSource Player/Organizer 3.30.21 Or I could just email you the drivers. I have a Zen Micro myself and have the CD also. Or, you can just bypass the need for software if you are willing to use Windows Media Player 10 or 11 to transfer songs to your Zen. You can do this by upgrading the firmware to version 2.21.02. Same location as I mentioned above.