In message <4f65c3524f.D_Lane@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> David R Lane <D_Lane@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > In message <137a50524f.Andrew-Pin@xxxxxxxxxxxx> > Andrew Pinder <Andrew.Pinder@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >> In message <FCE5E352-C250-4E08-9AA0-9667E225CF3C@xxxxxxxxxxxx> >> on 16 Dec 2007 Michael Talibard <michael@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> >> >> >> The randomness suggests to me that it might be something to do >> >> with the PSU, or even a loose connection. >> >> > No, the Iyonix just does behave randomly when you try to switch >> > it on. (Yes, I know that's impossible - but it does, all the same.) > > [snip] > >> I have a suspicion that it can be temperature related -- when I moved >> my Iyonix from bare floorboards to a less draughty spot things >> improved dramatically. Replacing the power supply didn't eliminate >> the randomness. >> >> So you choices seem to be 1) turn the heating up 2) hibernate until >> Spring 3) emigrate to somewhere warmer :-) >> >> >> Regards > > I did wonder whether it could be to do with the temperature. I have > been trying to survive for most of the day without heating (= my > effort to reduce my 'carbon footprint') and the weather has been > colder recently. So I may have to do option (2). :-<< > > But could it be that the PSU is beginning to fail? Nixiyo is now 5 > years old. > > Perhaps JB could comment on this? > > Thanks for responses so far. > > Dave Lane > My first PSU failed after 2 months, so I don't think time alone is as big a factor as the vagaries of individual PSUs. The replacement has lasted 18 months so far... George -- --- To alter your preferences or leave the group, visit //www.freelists.org/list/iyonix-support Other info via //www.freelists.org/webpage/iyonix-support