I have a Thomson clock radio with CD player/AF202X, it was working fine when all the power stopped and I cannot fathom why...?
Possibly somebody tripped the circuit breaker or ground fault interrupter feeding the outlet. Check the outlet with some other gadget (lamp or whatever).
If the outlet is good, the most probable cause is a damaged power cord (I've replaced cords chewed by a pet rabbit), or there is a failure in the unit's power supply. One of the most common power supply failures is a fried capacitor - these are usually easy for a technician to identify and replace. Another cause is a shorted switching transistor - this blows the internal fuse, and usually wrecks several other parts when it goes, or is caused by failure in another related part. Changing the fuse alone only spoils the new fuse.
Thomson Model no 29 DG91XD EHT PART RQUIRED
hi there.i presume you mean the line output transformer?
the part number on the side is what you need ,then get in touch with grandata (uk company) who should be able to supply you with one.or alternatively chs.(chas hyde and sons).the problem now is that a lot of tv spares companies are now geared towards lcd and plasma spares,so its possible it would need to be put on special order.hope this helps,
regards,
steve
Can I save a WAV file to MP3 format
There is a free program called Media Monkey - it will convert WAV format to Mp3 (actually, it will convert any non-protected music file type - it's very dynamic). It may take a while to figure out how to do the first one, but it will get easier after that.
First, you have to plug the Thomson in to your computer, double-click "My Computer," and then double-click the icon of the Thomson. There should be a folder called "Voice or "REC". If it doesn't show up, select in the window: Tools --> Folder Options --> View --> select Show Hidden Files and folders. Now the right folder should show up. Then, drag the WAV recording to your desktop (or your "My Music" fodler - whichever works best for you), and the computer should make a copy of the WAV recording onto your computer.
Now open up Media Monkey and it should, after several minutes find all music files on your computer, including the WAV recording. Then right-click the WAV recording, and it should have an option to covnert the file type - convert to mp3, and you're done.
Good luck!
-Tha Mp3 Doctor
Low signal on my ipad3
If you have a case on it, take it off and you will have a significant change in your wifi signal. If there is no case on your ipad, try doing a factory reset. You can also try updatating the firmware of your ipad from your pc.
Every time i turn it on it says usb safe mode
RCA audio/video jukebox is refuse to turn of and on,it always wrte USB safe mode, later it will write don't remove the cable it's transfering data.or unpluge and reset. what will i do to off it.
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