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Dessied
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Last Activity: 05-26-2014, 12:35 PM
Joined: 04-29-2014
Location: Dublin
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  • Re: Machine - reset pass code

    Goontron, thanks again, you should be a private detective.

    Stj - phew had the pliers in place when I read your post. I'll dismantle it tomorrow an see can I get the part # or a replacement.

    This is becoming a bit of a mission now!
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  • Re: Machine - reset pass code



    Agreed budm, just dropped them a very broken english mail looking for a code, if I don;t hear back I'll try the battery option. Sure I'll let ye know how I get on out of interest...
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    I'll echo that!

    Looking at the website, the before and after pics don;t show much of a difference....

    I'm putting the lot through bablefish now to see if I can find anything...
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  • Re: Machine - reset pass code



    Probably, the image above showing the PCB text includes the battery close up - it appears to be welded to the two vertical metal flaps so will require a bit of force.



    Tried this, alas no joy, thanks anyway would have been a quick fix



    Sorry, not sure how to, more of a software slant than hardware. IBut I guess you're right, chances are it's dead, unfortunately it's welded rather than a simple clip.



    Yeah you're right in it is some electro-therapy...
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    My God, how did you find that, it's the exact same machine!

    I've uploaded a zoom of the PCB text. Thanks for the feedback....
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  • Re: Machine - reset pass code

    I'll check re: manual but don't think so. It is a facial / body toner (whatever that means) and yes, looks like 2003 alright! Probably why I can't find anything to do with it on Google etc.

    She was using this fine up to a few months ago, but one day, switched it on and it started looking for.a code. Only thing I can think to try is to take out the battery and see? There's no jumpers etc. would be nice to help her out cos she spent a lot on it and hasn't had much in the way of luck recently...
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  • Re: Machine - reset pass code

    Sorry, you're correct lack of info in my first post .

    For make & model there's not much to go on - the machine is called "Microlift" and bar a serial number there's nothing else I can find. Tried Google etc of course but nothing.

    Attached a few photos:-

    1 - The message that displays which is "System Code 18 - Press any ket to continue". When you do it looks for a code.

    2 - The Microlift box

    3 & 4 - Two pics of the only circuit board. You can see the battery...
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    Last edited by Dessied; 05-19-2014, 02:31 PM.

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  • Machine - reset pass code

    Hi All

    First post here, hope to get a steer on an electronic problem. A friend of mine runs a beauty salon on her own and purchased a machine a few years ago - square box around 30" x 12" x 5". Paid a lot of money for it which she didnt really have.

    About 2 months ago it suddenly prompted for a pass code. The firm has gone bust and there is no way of her getting a code or support. I'm from a software background, but said I'd take a look, only thing I could think of trying was seeing if there was a cmos battery, and removing it to see if it would reset....
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    Just saying Hi...again....
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  • Re: New Members - please post your introductions here

    Hi DessieD here. Have an electronics problem that may or may not be solvable, hoping the answer lies herein. Will post in the genral section soon. Cheers
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