Sir KeepOurFreedoms . . . . .
Oh Tayyyyyyy . . . . so you found
BLUE F1 intact . . . . which also could have been tested between the AC line cord prongs and looking to read that 3.9 megohm just past it,
IF the fuse is not blown.
Next due consideration would be the Main power supply in the unit which has its first in line components included within that supplies info given in the lower schema snippet.
It has
BLUE F2 . . . a much lower 1.6A mini sized unit . . . . . if it is blown, the nearest suspects would be the nearby Full Wave Bridge rectifier units, marked in
YELLOW.
If only one or multiple diodes are shorted within them . . . .there goes the fuse.
If all diodes test good and the fuse is also good , one could then AC power up and test across the
RED filter capacitors to see if they are having their DC supply voltage being across them.
The top
RED supply capacitor is the most likely to have its voltage, as the other one is dependent upon a Switch Mode Power Supply, being operational and then closing a relay to feed power to the Lower
RED supply capacitor.
Thassssssssssit for now . . . . .I sit back now . . . . and see " How 'ya doin' ? " . . .a la Robert De Niro
Le Schematiques . . . .
73's de Edd
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