I assume you tried changing the fuse or I.E.C lead ?
The iec lead or kettle lead as it's sometimes known, is the cable you stick in the kemper to give it juice. The end you stick in the wall has a plug that contains a fuse. The fuse or entire cable could potentially fail, so it's worth checking with another iec lead to see if that (hopefully) is the problem. If you change the fuse make sure it's the same rated one that you take out.
Are you sure the cable has not partly disconnected? I've been fooled by this before - it looks and feels plugged in, but has actually popped out just enough to lose juice. Maybe double check that first.
Are you sure the cable has not partly disconnected? I've been fooled by this before - it looks and feels plugged in, but has actually popped out just enough to lose juice. Maybe double check that first.
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Any news here?
Did you get it working yet ?
