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  • badcap400
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    • Sep 2015
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    Norecent LM965WA power led

    Hello, so I just inherited an old Norecent LM965WA. It works but the power led keeps flashing green and yellow over and over. In addition, when a pc is booted the screen will show the initial boot for a moment and then black out. If one presses the power button, then screen comes back. Once the pc is fully up, no problems other than the flashing power led (green and then yellow, then back to green, repeat until pc is powered off).

    If I press the 1 menu button and hold, the led stays green. If I press the 2 menu button nothing happens (power led keeps flashing). In either case, the menus do not ever come up. But it does hold a picture and display otherwise without any problems. Just the control functions aren't behaving.

    Any ideas before I start tearing it apart? Still have to finish that Dell 1504FP.....
    Last edited by badcap400; 09-27-2015, 03:33 PM.
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