This one really has me stumped...
The panel is completely broken, and power LED had been doing the 7 blinks every time I tested it.
Finally got around to taking the back off today, to see what parts I could salvage. I was confused on which board was the SU, and temporarily disconnected power to the SS board, and then the SS board data ribbon instead.
So, I reconnected everything as it was, twice, and now it seems no matter what, the relay will just click once. I can see the mainboard optical out light up briefly, and then shutdown. No blinks at all
Disconnected SU, and same results.
Could I have possibly burned the power supply by just unplugging, and then plugging back in?
On a side note, I was a bit "shocked" to see the small power plugs going to the SS and SD boards still hold some kind of charge even after unplugging. There was an arc 2-3 times trying to plug those back in (too quickly I guess?). I thought these modern power supplies had some sort of drain mechanism on the capacitors, but I guess not? Hope it's not enough juice to give me a heart attack
Thanks for any ideas on this one. I'm going to try leaving it unplugged for awhile, but I'm not sure that will help.
The panel is completely broken, and power LED had been doing the 7 blinks every time I tested it.
Finally got around to taking the back off today, to see what parts I could salvage. I was confused on which board was the SU, and temporarily disconnected power to the SS board, and then the SS board data ribbon instead.
So, I reconnected everything as it was, twice, and now it seems no matter what, the relay will just click once. I can see the mainboard optical out light up briefly, and then shutdown. No blinks at all

Could I have possibly burned the power supply by just unplugging, and then plugging back in?
On a side note, I was a bit "shocked" to see the small power plugs going to the SS and SD boards still hold some kind of charge even after unplugging. There was an arc 2-3 times trying to plug those back in (too quickly I guess?). I thought these modern power supplies had some sort of drain mechanism on the capacitors, but I guess not? Hope it's not enough juice to give me a heart attack

Thanks for any ideas on this one. I'm going to try leaving it unplugged for awhile, but I'm not sure that will help.
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