Got the blinking lights on the buttons. Is it dead? What is the warranty period?
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2012-06-26, 12:53 #1Senior Member
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Boom Bust
Squeezebox touch
Squeezeplug running on Dockstar
Audiolab MDAC
Arcam A85 amp
Chord rumour speaker cable
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2012-06-26, 13:10 #2
Hard to say given the limited info. Have you already tried a factory reset or xilinx reset? For the former, unplug the Boom, then plug it in again while holding down the "+" button. For the latter, unplug the Boom, then plug it in again while holding down the "1" preset button.
SB warranty period is generally two years.
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2012-06-26, 13:18 #3Senior Member
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Cheers mate the latter worked phew!
Squeezebox touch
Squeezeplug running on Dockstar
Audiolab MDAC
Arcam A85 amp
Chord rumour speaker cable
Dali Mentor Menuets on Custom Design stands
Room 2
Boom
Bedroom
RADIO
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2012-06-26, 13:22 #4
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2012-06-26, 23:19 #5Senior Member
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The unit wad powered off over night and now it is doing the same. All buttons come on white then go off but main display is blank. Is the power supply dodgy ? Anyone got a spare to try?
Squeezebox touch
Squeezeplug running on Dockstar
Audiolab MDAC
Arcam A85 amp
Chord rumour speaker cable
Dali Mentor Menuets on Custom Design stands
Room 2
Boom
Bedroom
RADIO
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2012-07-01, 03:50 #6Senior Member
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2012-08-10, 15:02 #7Member
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Visiting my folks this weekend and their boom craps out today with same result. LED's behind button blink on 5 sec then off 1 sec.
Tried poweron w/+ on remote (factory reset) and the poweron w/preset 1 to no avail.
Tried it with ethernet connected hoping that this might just be a wireless problem and isn't recognized by the router. Power seems to be seated properly, though I can swap out power supply at home next week with one of my working booms.
Really hoping this can get fixed up. I'm responsible for about 6 of these things. . ..
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2012-08-26, 17:40 #8Senior Member
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Last edited by pounce; 2012-08-27 at 05:07. Reason: damn autocorrect
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2012-08-27, 01:07 #9Senior Member
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On SB3 if WLAN card goes faulty - unit fails to startup and display stays dark. WLAN failure also prevents Ethernet working. This might be the same behaviour on Boom. The only way to test is to open up Boom and remove WLAN card (it is a mini PCI card) and then see if Boom powers up when connected with Ethernet.
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2012-12-20, 15:17 #10Senior Member
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I finally got around to operating on the Boom after buying a house and getting married. Using the instructions on disassembly from the below link I removed the Wifi card from the Boom. I put it all back together and fired it up attached to Ethernet. On boot it flashed some messages on the screen about the Wifi card not being installed, but it got an IP and and I was able to play some Pandora stations.
So, thank you. Removing the wifi card and using Ethernet revived the boom. I probably will not bother replacing or messing around with the wifi card. I'll just continue with the Ethernet connection.
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showth...l=1#post727193

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