Think i broke my mpc one

Helo people of the internet,

it may be, i accedently tried to start the mpc with the transformator of my guitaramp. it has less output (9V 1A) but the interpolation is switched.
when i try to start the mpc now the monitor blinks 4 or 5 times very weakly and a red light inside the case is blinking. besides that, nothing happens

since the motherboard still gets power, i havent lost hope completly
maybe someone has expierienced similar before and can help me

many thanks in advance!

It's your AKAI distributor or AKAI directly you need to contact by via their ticket system or phone them.

Dead, can almost guarantee you smoked fuses off the board. Did it smell like burning when you did it?

Not really related but i found it absolutely shocking 2-3 weeks ago to see a smoked up mpc live on Facebook cause poor guy touched the network input with the power jack and BAM. The inputs are just 1-2 cm apart and i immediately checked the back of my One (same).What the…?What genius at akai is responsible for this?I did it a quite a few times myself, plugging the power chord in without having a proper view at the backside.Never gonna happen again,thats for sure.

i thank you all three for your replies.
mpc support it is then.

@Ultros No, it didnt smell but you are probably right anyway. i hope i havent grilled the mainboard but only the power supply "part". one (lol) can exchange that

That sucks though i bet the moment it happened you were like "F*CK NOO!!" i've done it with laptops and embedded boards.. took the sata controller outta one of my laptops i wasnt impressed. another time I literally watched a little plume of smoke come off a board infront of my eyes. was like "welp that's f*cked now!" *throws it into bin*

Label your spaghetti!!!

i will definetly do that, thanks.

still could punch myself.
i just wanted quickly show smth to a friend.
didnt even know they had the same plug.

Power Adapter Restraint: Secure the power adapter cable to this restraint to prevent it from accidentally unplugging ... and the user from accidentally plugging in the wrong power supply.