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WARPIG Tech Talk - Autococker / Minicocker

Re: Eblade troubles

In Reply to: Re: Eblade troubles posted by Poldo on May 30, 2003 at 08:32:14:


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Posted by:
GR|M-REPR
on June 02, 2003 at 23:22:52

I called ECLIPSE in Manchester England and they put me in touch with Jack Wood who thinks I have received a non-programmed board. They have offered to resolve the problem but I haven't heard back from them yet as to how they want me to go about returning the defective product and to where. So far I am extremely pleased with their customer service and commitment to me and their product. I will keep you all informed as to the final outcome.


: OK ive noticed that after having the battery out of mine for a while, when i put it back in the lights all come on. but then turn off after a split second. ive never had the problem of the buttons not responding. you might want to just try another battery. if that doesnt help then i would contact eclipse
: adam


: : Just purchased an eblace for my 2k3 orracle and installed it as per the instructions and found a small problem.
: : When inserting the battery the 4 LED segments fully light up and none of the buttons respond.

: : Any ideas? Please don't suggest the obvious like "is the battery in correctly" as I have a degree in electronics and I have already gone through the obvious things. I am hoping that there is a reset sequence that I need to perform.
: : Thanks!


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