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BTG
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Registered: Nov 2001
Location: Milton ON

CDJ 1000 MK3 No powerG

Hey Guys,

I just sold my CDJS to this kid, and now he's emailing me saying that one of them doesn't have power all of a sudden.

I feel bad because it looks like I sold him junk, but the shit worked 100% when I had them. I've been trying to help him out, but I can't find anything which makes me think he must have damaged it during transportation. I duno, i know it's not my problem but I feel pretty bad about it.

Is there a common problem with the power supply blowing? That's all i can think of.

Sep-13-2011 02:07 Canada

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feelgood
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Registered: Dec 2007
Location: Guelph

A bit of a long shot.. but get him to try a different power source.

I used to have a shitty numark mixer that was super sensitive to the power source it was connected to. It had to be connected to a reliable clean power source. It never worked in older houses with old power infrastructure.

Im no electrician, but id look at that as an option.

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Sep-13-2011 03:36 Trinidad and Tobago

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Brandt Slater
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Registered: Feb 2010
Location: Long Beach, California USA

This is probably a long shot but, do the CDJ's have any sort of fuse in them?

Sep-13-2011 07:46

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n3lly
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Registered: May 2003
Location: Dublin

Did you show him the units working before he bought them from you?

Sep-14-2011 10:50

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DJ RANN
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Registered: May 2001
Location: Hollywood....

Yes, they have a small glass fuse.

Tell him to open the thing up, and at the top, by the power switch you'll see a little silver and glass fuse. Pop it out carefully with something and look at the writing in the silver bit. Go to an electronics parts/hardware store and ask for one of them.

Pop it back in, switch it on, Profit.

Sep-15-2011 00:23