Turbo 35 GFX Problem
02-23-2005, 07:05 PM
#1
Turbo 35 GFX Problem
Has anyone had any problem with there gfx? Mine is froze on one page and won't allow me to do anything. I've tried disconnecting the power and leaving it of for a while and still nothing.
This is what it displays after booting up;
[READY] chg mode
[SETUP]
The buttons still chip when it push them, but nothing happens. This happened after I notice that program seven was displaying some weird font/symbloms/letters or something. I loaded that profile to see what I had saved there and then it happened. It's only about 2 months old. I'm using a River Gate 30 amp power supply. Any info will be greatly appreciated.
This is what it displays after booting up;
[READY] chg mode
[SETUP]
The buttons still chip when it push them, but nothing happens. This happened after I notice that program seven was displaying some weird font/symbloms/letters or something. I loaded that profile to see what I had saved there and then it happened. It's only about 2 months old. I'm using a River Gate 30 amp power supply. Any info will be greatly appreciated.
02-23-2005, 07:14 PM
#2
Contact them directly. They have great Tech support over the phone and should the unit need repair, fast turnaround.
Competition Electronics
3469 Precision Dr.
Rockford, IL 61109
815-874-8001
Competition Electronics
3469 Precision Dr.
Rockford, IL 61109
815-874-8001
02-23-2005, 07:22 PM
#3
Tech Regular
contact competition electronics.
they may be even to help you over the phone. they have excellent customer service. if you have to send it in they have quick turnaround. anything i have sent in to be checked or fixed was done in three days. their labor rate if needed is very reasonable and their work is very honest. they will tell you what went wrong.
they may be even to help you over the phone. they have excellent customer service. if you have to send it in they have quick turnaround. anything i have sent in to be checked or fixed was done in three days. their labor rate if needed is very reasonable and their work is very honest. they will tell you what went wrong.
02-23-2005, 07:22 PM
#4
Wow!! you just repeated everything I said!!! LOL!!!
02-23-2005, 07:28 PM
#6
Tech Regular
I am almost 100 percent sure you just blew a fuse. Check those and replace if one is burnt.
Chris
Chris
02-23-2005, 07:34 PM
#9
Tech Regular
everytime I had a problem I just replaced the fuses and It worked just fine. My gfx did wierd things like yours is doing when I blew them. Just replace and try
Chris
Chris
02-23-2005, 07:34 PM
#10
Tech Regular
sometimes a second thought is needed. lol
should i change the springs??
what about different oil ??
maybe new tires ??
i wonder what inserts that guy is running.
its the ride height !!!
lol lol
should i change the springs??
what about different oil ??
maybe new tires ??
i wonder what inserts that guy is running.
its the ride height !!!
lol lol
02-23-2005, 07:35 PM
#11
Tech Regular
wierd
02-23-2005, 07:38 PM
#12
Rob-Thanks. The Scheme i am running now is Originally from Roly. It's now Luck's version of Roly's design. As you said, both of them are amazing painters.
Good Luck with the GFX.
Good Luck with the GFX.
02-23-2005, 09:19 PM
#14
Tech Master
Originally posted by Rob Phillips
Already checked them and to the eye they looked fine. I will have to get out the old Fluke in the morning and check them. I thought when you blew a fuse it wouldn't work at all. Thats usually the design purpose of fuses.
Already checked them and to the eye they looked fine. I will have to get out the old Fluke in the morning and check them. I thought when you blew a fuse it wouldn't work at all. Thats usually the design purpose of fuses.
...that's what I thought too and I was wrong . Listen to what everyone is saying here ..... happened to me couple of times and the fuse works like magic
Last edited by centax error!; 02-23-2005 at 09:27 PM.
