Moderator Please remove.. Double post!!
 

While setting up servos on my newest addition to the hanger, I inadvertently left my radio on. When I found it dead the next night, I plugged it into my Accucycle Elite and left it to charge. When I went back tonight, the charger read that the battery had attained a full charge, but when I went to switch the radio on, I had nothing. To make a long story short, I switched batteries, and have determined that it's not the battery. My 7 month old 9303 just will not turn on. That's all the background info. Anyone ever had this happen? How about it Danny? I hate to loose my primary radio in the middle of the summer. And if the only answer is to send it in for service, what can I expect for turnaround? This blows.:( :(

RE: Moderator Please remove.. Double post!!
 

The fuse blowup, if you remove the module you will be able to see fuse to replace it.

RE: Moderator Please remove.. Double post!!
 

It might be a fuse, but you will need to remove the 6 screws around the perimeter of the case to get to it, which it is then in between the battery and the power switch. Be carefull when removing the back half of the case as there are wires attached between the front half to back half. The fuse is a 3 amp, 250 volt fast acting fuse. If the fuse is good or a new fuse does not correct it you will need to send it in for service. Average turn around time is 5-7 business days.