I got this old EOS 400D from a friend for about 35 bucks. She said it won't power on, even with a fully-charged battery. Might as well have a crack at it, eh?
On the outside it seems to be in pretty good shape. A bit of dust here and there, but hey, it's about a decade old, whaddya expect? Battery checks out fine, reading 8.15v, so that's definitely not it.
As chance would have it, between being offered the camera and receiving it, i did some digging around online, and i came across this little story here (scroll down to the second half of it). Could i (also) be fortunate enough to only need to swap out some fuses?
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Wednesday, 26 April 2017
Monday, 17 April 2017
#3 MOTU 8Pre teardown & gain adjustment pot replacement
On the latest drum tracking session i surprisingly discovered that channel 8 on the MOTU 8pre in my recording rig was noisy and useful-signal-less. This same unit had a similar issue with channel 6 when i bought it (as faulty, with a shot Firewire chip).
Fortunately, when i was about to take care of ch6, i got two replacement pots. When investigating the issue, i had read it's a relatively common occurrence, so i figured that as long as i'm contacting the local MOTU distributor, might as well get an extra / spare one, just in case (especially since i had two 8Pres at the time).
Fortunately, when i was about to take care of ch6, i got two replacement pots. When investigating the issue, i had read it's a relatively common occurrence, so i figured that as long as i'm contacting the local MOTU distributor, might as well get an extra / spare one, just in case (especially since i had two 8Pres at the time).
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