...my 2700, that is. Just a red power light with a sad llittle flicker was all that remained. Fortunately, I had a spare PSU, so tried that first, and indeed, all is now well, so as Rik has also had one go, it seems these power supplies don't last forever. :)
The curse of the failing power supply, eh Simon. :(
Quote from: Simon on May 24, 2009, 10:27:26
...my 2700, that is. Just a red power light with a sad llittle flicker was all that remained. Fortunately, I had a spare PSU, so tried that first, and indeed, all is now well, so as Rik has also had one go, it seems these power supplies don't last forever. :)
Sorry to hear you had a 2700 PSU fail Simon but glad to hear that you had a spare.
Lucky for me I too have spares but I shall keep my :fingers: that I won't need to use them!
Two of us have in a matter of days, Les. :shake:
We've probably had our routers for roughly the same time too. Guess a visit to dodgy dave might be on the cards. ;)
Or Maplin. :)
Den's neighbour had a 2700 PSU expire recently as well. Seems to be a bit of an epidemic going on!
Maybe they all have a little timebomb in them, Ted. :)
They probably have a universal PSU that would fit the bill, but I haven't checked yet.
Well, hopefully you won't need to. ;)
My 2700 decided to do a factory reset yesterday afternoon while I was out :mad:
Let's hope it's not another PSU. :(
These PSU failures do seem to be worryingly common. Still, at least 2700s are cheap, as are replacement PSUs.
The router is cheaper than buying a PSU from Maplin, Seb. :)
I mis read the post...I thought it said "I woke up this morning and I was dead" ;D Must read slower. :blush:
Posting from the beyond, Alf, we've been working on it for a while. ;D
Only Idnet. I've always said they were miracle workers. ;D
:lol:
It's often true, Alf. :)