CS-15 Power Blown

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syntheticsolutions
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CS-15 Power Blown

Post by syntheticsolutions » Fri Jan 16, 2015 4:35 pm

So i was rearranging my set up last night and did something super stupid!

When I was moving my CS-15, i removed the transformer that transforms the Japanese 2 pin plug to a UK 3 pin plug to prevent the risk of the heavy transformer pulling or smashing into anything.

In the excitement of getting everything set up again, I plugged the 2 pin plug right out of the CS-15 into the UK power socket. The synth now no longer powers up :cry:

Does anyone know what the affect this will have had on the electronics and how easy will this be to fix?

All help much appreciated.

Ryan
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Re: CS-15 Power Blown

Post by Dr. Phibes » Fri Jan 16, 2015 5:26 pm

Check the fuses on the PSU board to see if they're blown. Hopefully they went before anything else did.
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