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  1. 01-10-2017, 11:58 AM #1
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    Time to flip it over and take bottom cover off. Check all the screws on the green plugs and make sure they are tight.
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  2. 01-10-2017, 12:04 PM #2
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    OK I will try that in a minute. I'm not an expert on electricity, but if part (or all) of my machines board fried due to static could the fan and LCD still operate? Is there a way to fix it if the board is fried or could it be simply replaced? Thank you for your help btw
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    Quote Originally Posted by Knight_of_Ni View Post
    OK I will try that in a minute. I'm not an expert on electricity, but if part (or all) of my machines board fried due to static could the fan and LCD still operate? Is there a way to fix it if the board is fried or could it be simply replaced? Thank you for your help btw
    I don't know, just do some preventive maintenance making sure all the wiring is tight then go from there.
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