By fritzifratzi
Thu Nov 15, 2007 11:56 pm
Just a little maintenance note...
My 60MK1 behaved funny with blocky screens and going dead. When i hit it a couple of times it came on again. Then dead again.
I have hardly any technical knowledge but opened up the machine anyway because I was desperate. Turned out that the connector that sits inside, to the right under the display, white and with 5 leads coming out of it had oxidated or dusty joints. I took off the connector and scratched the pins/joints a bit with a screw driver (ideally it should use fine sandpaper or so, dunno) and it turned out fine.
I guess I should take my 60 to a service for all the solder joints etc one day. i did it with my 950 once when it started misbehaving and it hasn't let me down since.
hope that helps to anybody else being desperate...
My 60MK1 behaved funny with blocky screens and going dead. When i hit it a couple of times it came on again. Then dead again.
I have hardly any technical knowledge but opened up the machine anyway because I was desperate. Turned out that the connector that sits inside, to the right under the display, white and with 5 leads coming out of it had oxidated or dusty joints. I took off the connector and scratched the pins/joints a bit with a screw driver (ideally it should use fine sandpaper or so, dunno) and it turned out fine.
I guess I should take my 60 to a service for all the solder joints etc one day. i did it with my 950 once when it started misbehaving and it hasn't let me down since.
hope that helps to anybody else being desperate...


