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Old 21-02-2016, 04:24 PM
thunderchildobs
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Remove the cable and give the cable connectors and sockets a good blow. Dust sometimes get into the connectors.

Also try pushing the cable connector to the right and power up and do the same to left. This doesn't solve the problem but can get you up and running.


Brendan
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