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| Posted: Saturday Jan 2nd, 2021 02:05 am |
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This should be quite old. The fault should be on the DSP side (ie right side of the 2 PCBs which contain the power supply). You can buy that DSP board alaine and plug it in to replace the od one. The new boards is CM9001 with a different DC power supply so you need to get that as well and replace the old transformer
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