Sorry if this is the wrong place but it's so old lol
Anyway, if anyone is familiar with this ancient piece of kit I'd like to resurrect it if possible.
One of the earlier micro-hifi systems it has an intermittent fault. It stays in standby mostly but when it comes on it works fine. CD, tuner, cassette all fine. It's soft-switch so the on/off is in the tuner and the PSU is in the power-amp.
When it doesn't work you either get the E: symbol showing the clock isn't set or nothing in the display at all. Sometimes it comes on and works normally for a few minutes then drops back to standby.
Please don't spend too much time as I'll just get rid but if anyone thinks, heyho, bloody C101 knackered (or whatever) and it's a quick fix I'd appreciate being enlightened
Thanks.
Anyway, if anyone is familiar with this ancient piece of kit I'd like to resurrect it if possible.
One of the earlier micro-hifi systems it has an intermittent fault. It stays in standby mostly but when it comes on it works fine. CD, tuner, cassette all fine. It's soft-switch so the on/off is in the tuner and the PSU is in the power-amp.
When it doesn't work you either get the E: symbol showing the clock isn't set or nothing in the display at all. Sometimes it comes on and works normally for a few minutes then drops back to standby.
Please don't spend too much time as I'll just get rid but if anyone thinks, heyho, bloody C101 knackered (or whatever) and it's a quick fix I'd appreciate being enlightened
Thanks.
